Sentence examples for changes in skin temperature from inspiring English sources
Although the timing of the measurements was different, we were able to compare the time-dependent changes in skin temperature in response to airflow in each experiment independently.
The "smart wound dressing" releases medicine in response to changes in skin temperature and can be designed to light up if, say, medicine is running low.
To establish the feasibility of infrared thermal imaging as a reproducible, noninvasive method for assessing changes in skin temperature within the supraclavicular region in vivo.
The subjective responses were anticipatory as they led changes in skin temperature, and the thermal comfort and acceptability responses were more anticipatory as they led changes in thermal sensation.
I also tracked my individual calorie burn with the BodyMedia armband, which measures energy output through changes in skin temperature.
It has been reported in the literature that stress can be successfully detected from thermal imaging [23] due to changes in skin temperature under stress.
[ 7] found that the teat apex and the areas around the annular folds demonstrated the most marked changes in skin temperatures from pre-preparation to post-milking.
For future studies, it would be of interest to investigate from which distance/duration, a change in skin temperature does become an important feedforward and feedback signal.
The change in skin temperature (Δ Tsk) from before WBC to after WBC (outcome variable) was calculated by subtracting post Tsk from pre Tsk.
Moreover, since the subjects did not perceive their skin to be cold (Livingstone et al. 1987), we believe the measured change in skin temperature reflects the actual change in skin temperature caused by the interventions, and that using only four measurement locations did not limit our findings.
There was no significant change in skin temperature at N over the course of the experiment in group S or ACE, but in group AB there was a statistically significant increase in skin temperature over the first measurements (Table 1).
