Sentence examples for body temperature increased from inspiring English sources

The hypermetabolic response after a major burn is characterized by a hyperdynamic response with increased body temperature, increased oxygen and glucose consumption, increased CO2 production, increased glycogenolysis, increased proteolysis, increased lipolysis, and increased futile substrate cycling [ 2].

These toxic effects can include a rapid rise in body temperature, increased heart rate and raised blood pressure.

In both experiments, body temperature increased significantly after vaccination (1.0 ± 0.9°C and 0.7 ± 0.8°C).

Just after training, the body temperature increased to an average of 39.4°C and the respiratory rate from 14.5 to 35.3 breaths per minute.

At the end of 1 h, 0.4 L/min resulted in lower respiration rate and skin temperature on directly sprayed body parts relative to the control but not baseline values, and body temperature increased to 0.2°C above baseline.

Compared with the control, sprinklers resulted in 0.3 to 0.7°C lower body temperature from 1300 to 1500 h and 1700 to 2000 h overall and attenuated the rise in this measure on warmer days (for each 10°C increase in T, body temperature increased by on average 0.5 to 0.7°C with sprinklers vs. 1.6°C without).

By elevating your body temperature, increasing oxygen flow through your brain, and sweating, your sleepiness can diminish, and so will the impulse to overeat.

Drinking alcohol lowers your core body temperature, increases your risk for hypothermia and prevents your body from naturally shivering to keep warm.

Dr. Steve Kay says analytical work is best within a couple hours of waking -- the morning rise in body temperature increases blood flow to the brain.

In experimental meningitis, the elevated body temperature increases the pneumococci growth time in cerebral spinal fluid when compared with a blunted febrile response induced by urethane [ 21].

Struggling takes away your energy and can lower your body temperature, increasing the rate at which hypothermia sets in.