Sentence examples for as core temperature from inspiring English sources

7 to 14 days after implantation, abdominal temperature was measured as core temperature.

Fever is defined as core temperature ≥38.3°C [ 5, 6].

15 28 However, additional measures such as core temperature or sweat loss during the heat-tolerance test 8 would be required to appropriately assess the magnitude of heat acclimatisation achieved.

Fever (defined as core temperature ≥38.5°C) occurs frequently in these patients, and various clinical studies have shown that it is an independent predictor of adverse outcome [ 6, 9].

One factor making Ees potentially unreliable during hypothermia may be that as core temperature is reduced, the effect of caval vein occlusions diminishes, thus making ESPVR slope determination unreliable.

Different studies point toward some correlation between sleep architecture variables, such as sleep latency or total sleep time, and psychometric performance variables, such as reaction time (Yang, Lin, & Spielman, 2004) or physiological measures such as core temperature (Åkerstedt et al., 1997).

As soon as body core temperature drops below 36.0°C, patients are covered by a warming blanket to avoid shivering.

Overexpression of AMPKα-CA in the VMH was also associated with a reduction in expression of UCP1, PGC1α, and PGC1β in the BAT, as well as reduced core temperature, of OVX rats treated with E2.

The apparatus uses transparent heaters and miniature controllers to control independently the temperature of the tissue pedestal and animal heating pad, as well as the animal core temperature.

Modern mattresses and bedclothes trap the heat that the body gives off as its core temperature drops each night.

"After three or four minutes, the nerves in your skin stop working, which means you won't realise how cold you are as your core temperature drops – below 35C or 34C, you're hypothermic.