"cold retention" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the ability of something to retain or maintain its cold temperature, usually in the context of food or drinks. Example: The new cooler box boasts impressive cold retention, keeping ice frozen for up to 3 days in hot weather.
In developing countries like India, a general problem relates to frequent power breakdown, which gives augment to the spoiling of unpreserved items such as medicine and foodstuff due to lack of a passive cold retention system.
The WBC procedures were performed in cryogenic chamber with cold retention.
We observed similar results in AS patients who underwent WBC procedures in the cryogenic chamber with cold retention [ 33].
In our own study [ 32] we showed that in AS patients WBC procedures performed in cryogenic chamber with cold retention caused the reduction of pain intensity by 46% in comparison with the input value, whereas in the group of the patients who received only kinesiotherapy the pain intensity reduction amounted only to 18%.
Indeed, an important part of the available discussions focuses on the benefits of increasing body size for heat retention in cold climate species.
Impression: This 36 year old right-handed freelance painter/acrylic artist from Montana presents for evaluation of a 4 year history of progressive fatigue, global bradykinesia, gait instability, falls and dysautonomias manifested chiefly by orthostatic lightheadedness, urinary retention, constipation and cold hands and cold feet sign.
In addition, this diet increases the DM in vitro digestibility and intake (DMI), N retention, hot and cold carcass yields, and LDA of lambs.
Minimally processed refrigerated fruits (MPRF) are not shelf stable at ambient temperatures and should be distributed and marketed in a reliable cold chain for safety and retention of sensory and nutritional quality.
Subjects were randomized to receive either a 10-day training program involving meditation (third eye meditation), breathing techniques (i.a., cyclic hyperventilation followed by breath retention), and exposure to cold (i.a., immersions in ice cold water), or no training.
As long as your levels of Heat Production and Heat Retention are greater than the Cold Challenge, then you will be thermoregulating properly.
The meaning of the link is not clear, but it may be that the cold weather sets a pattern of fat retention that carries on through life, the researchers write in the current issue of the journal Heart.
