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Fever was defined as a central temperature above 38° Celsius.
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We defined tachycardia as a heart rate >90 beats per minute, hypertension as blood pressure >140/90 mmHg and fever as a central body temperature >38 °C.
aNon-central temperature +0.5°C used as a substitute for central temperature in admissions with no central temperature recorded.
As the central temperature and density continue to rise, the proton-proton and carbon cycles become active, and the development of the (now genuine) star is stabilized.
Sedation and paralysis were reduced during rewarming and were discontinued as soon as the central temperature reached 35°C.
But can these cluster physics really maintain a constant central temperature of 70 degrees in a pelting snowstorm?
The Climatic Research Unit's role as a central aggregator of temperature and other climate data has also made it a target.
Patients with hypothermia (defined as central temperature <35 °C) were excluded.
This aside, our data show further support for WCC as a central component for creating temperature-induced oscillatory behavior in the absence of the FWO.
The central temperature as calculated by the model can be found to be excellent accordance with Helled and Schubert (2008).
Power contents, in MWe, are binned as ± 25 ˚C around the central temperature, i.e. power contents greater than or equal to 175 ˚C and less than 225 °C are binned as 200 °C.
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