1.【化】尿的
1.relating to, involving, or found in urine
1.However, if excess uric acid is being produced or if the kidneys cannot remove enough of it, levels build up in the blood.
但是，如果尿酸产生过多或者肾脏排尿酸的能力不足，血中尿酸水平就会升高。
2.The excessive uric acid is the result of a higher cellular metabolism due to the light infusion of the cells.
过度尿酸，是由于细胞的光融合而令细胞更高速新陈代谢的结果。
3.Previous studies have linked high levels of uric acid and hypertension, but they did not include a large number of blacks.
以前有研究发现高尿酸血症与高血压之间有关系，但是这些研究都没有包括足够数量的黑人。
4.uric acid can not be promptly excreted to sodium the form of precipitation down, easy to trigger the formation of stones or gout.
尿酸不能及时排出钠的形式沉淀下来，容易触发形成结石或痛风。
5.Conclusion: The results of this population-based study suggest that serum uric acid is a strong and independent risk factor for diabetes.
结论：研究表明尿酸是糖尿病新的独立危险因素。
6.During the treatment, 88 percent of the patients experienced gout flares, which can happen for a while when uric acid levels are lowered.
治疗期间，88%的患者痛风复发，这可以在尿酸水平下降时暂时出现。
7.Just do not spend a week did I check uric convention twice a lot of poorer however?
才不过一个星期我查了两次尿常规却差很多？
8.So if uric acid builds up, the body cannot easily get rid of it.
因此，当尿酸积聚增多时，机体就不能轻易将其排到体外。
9.Cleveland's condition was likely exacerbated by his heavy drinking, which increases serum uric acid concentrations.
克利夫兰的病情可能由其大量的饮酒加重，这导致了他的血清尿酸浓度增高。
10.After menopause, however, women's uric acid levels approach those of men.
绝经之后，女性的尿酸水平就会接近男性。