The phrase "a core body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a central or essential group of elements, components, or individuals within a larger context.
Example: "The research focused on a core body of literature that addresses the main themes of the study."
Alternatives: "a central group" or "an essential body".
He thinks making them teach a core body of knowledge should be added to that.
Scientists use the term "behavioral thermoregulation" to describe how an animal maintains a core body temperature.
You'll have a core body of players who excel in their own positions, and then other people can slot in around that.
Last year, David Sloan, a 29-year old from Wilmington, N.C., died of heat stroke at the festival; it was reported that he had a core body temperature of 108 degrees.
Rectal measurement of body temperature is the preferred method to perform a core body temperature measurement.
A core body temperature of 22.0°C was registered in the rectum, and his pupils were fixed and dilated (Figure 1).
New Zealand White has a lower core body temperature without a compensatory increase in thermoregulatory activities.
Interestingly, ad-libitum-fed transgenic mice overexpressing the uncoupling protein 2 in hypocretin neurons (Hcrt-UCP2) also have a lower core body temperature, and a 16% greater life expectancy than wild type animals, independently of caloric intake [ 7].
New Zealand White have a lower core body temperature; this suggests an inherent genetic ability of the breed to regulate body temperature without a compensatory increase in thermoregulatory activities.
A different key feature of CR is a lowered core body temperature that goes along with reduced and more efficient energy expenditure and thus increased life span (Lane et al. 1996; Roth et al. 1995).
New Zealand White have a lower core body temperature, due to their white coat colour which absorbs less heat and reflects more compared to other coat colour.
