Sentence examples for altitude tolerance from inspiring English sources

Further studies will be required to clarify the roles of these genes in high altitude tolerance.

This sub-group is therefore not confounded by self-selection due to prior altitude tolerance.

First, in 1910 the Italian soldier explorer the Duke of the Abruzzi set a new altitude record on Chogolisa (7,943 metres), disproving the more conservative estimates of human altitude tolerance.

For now, it seems, the snow leopard's high-altitude tolerance remains as enigmatic as the seldom spotted wild cats themselves.

How can we find the genomic bases for life at high altitudes, for lactose tolerance, resistance to disease, and for our different skin pigmentations?

Indeed an increase in freeze tolerance with altitude has been found in plants (Arabidopsis thaliana[ 56]) and insects [ 18, 57], but freeze tolerance and altitude has not been explicitly linked in herptiles.

Psychometric and physiological measures, such as questionnaires or resting heart rate, are used as indicators of general acclimatisation and tolerance to altitude.

Each person has his or her own personal tolerance for altitude change, and consequently, we calculated the percentage change of outcomes from his or her baseline to evaluate the effect of intervention or association with possible factors in parallel design.

Likewise, high-altitude populations typically show a lower heat but a higher cold tolerance than low-altitude populations [ 14].

The findings of the study will help in the development of novel therapeutic strategies to use Cordyceps sinensis as a nutraceutical for promoting tolerance to high altitude.

These results suggest that lower-altitude populations have a greater tolerance to temperature increase, and they would be favored by climate change.