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211. The calcium sulphate was probably concentrated by evaporation of shallow lakes, though wind-borne gypsum dust may have contributed in places.

212. Other co-products include calcium chloride, with applications ranging from the oil and chemical industries to dust-laying in coal mines.

213. Studies comparing calcium antagonists with angiotensin I converting enzyme inhibitors are controversial.

214. The preceding discussion has been devoted exclusively to disulfiram because controlled studies of calcium carbamide have not been done.

215. Hydroxylation of vitamin D gives a derivative that will increase intestinal absorption of calcium and phosphates.

216. Another factor that can contribute to calcium oxalate stones is a low urinary level of citrate.

217. As shown earlier, taurine conjugated bile acids are not precipitated by calcium or calcium phosphate.

218. This includes dietary phosphate and calcium restriction as well as aluminum hydroxide antacids.

219. This is what is so exciting to neurophysiologists-the calcium entry points to a mechanism for short-term memory spanning many minutes.

220. Increased dietary calcium increased faecal phosphate because the formation of insoluble calcium phosphate inhibits the absorption of phosphate.

221. Steroids and calcium channel blockers reversed the condition, and the patients improved.

222. Therefore some quantity of clay high in calcium content should be placed in the tank bottom.

223. Many are still prescribing calcium channel blockers, which increase the risk of death.

224. Aredia had been used for more than five years to periodically treat high calcium levels in myeloma patients, Berenson said.

225. Hastily I injected sedatives, calcium, magnesium, but with a feeling of doom.

226. However, one of the most important clues for its diagnosis, is an increase in the renal tubular reabsorption of calcium.

227. Verapamil, a slow calcium channel blocker minimises cellular injury resulting from calcium influx into cells during hypoxia or ischaemia.

228. The resin removes the calcium bicarbonate, leaving behind all the essential trace elements.

229. As the wave reaches the cell periphery, enough calcium may diffuse across to activate the neighbouring cell.

230. Despite this, restricting calcium is not advisable for people with calcium oxalate stones.

231. These decrease absorption of calcium from the intestine and have an even greater impact on lowering calcium excretion by the kidneys.

232. Activation can then be achieved electrically as required, in the presence of calcium.

233. That would introduce a bias toward heart trouble among calcium channel blocker users.

234. Lack of calcium can lead to bone disease in later life.

235. This can have disastrous consequences for growing horses who need calcium for bone formation.

236. If grain is fed to a horse it is essential to add a calcium supplement.

237. Dietary calcium gains access to the organism mostly by transport in the small intestine.

238. Supplementary dietary calcium has been shown in some studies to reduce colonic cell proliferation in man.

239. Calcium is excreted in the urine and stools.

240. This leads to calcium deposition in the blood-vessels.