Sentence examples for decrease in respiration rate from inspiring English sources
Both isoflurane and sevoflurane anaesthesia cause respiratory depression with hypercapnia, acidosis and a decrease in respiration rate within 10to5050 min after anaesthesia induction [23].
The decrease in respiration rate and maintenance of calcification rate indicates an energetic imbalance, likely facilitated by utilisation of lipid reserves.
Monte Carlo simulation allowed quantification of the relative impact of the reduction of oxygen pressure and temperature on the decrease in respiration rate and the potential shelf life increase of RTE rocket leaves.
The decrease in respiration rate of log sections stored in dry air twenty four weeks after harvest was associated with moisture content declining to less than 30%% (Fig. 4b).
By contrast, haemorrhage to achieve a similar acidaemia, resulted in significant falls in blood pressure and tPO2, hyperlactataemia, a small rise in SaO2 and a decrease in respiration rate with a concomitant fall in PaCO2 probably related to higher tidal volumes.
Larger tidal volumes would have required a decrease in respiration rate in order to maintain normoventilation.
Conversely, decrease in respiration rates, because of abiotic stress like cyanide exposure results in cell death [54].
A decrease in respiration rates occurs in mouse liver mitochondria right after weaning, but the levels later recover in adults [ 14].
In the mussel Mytilus galloprovincialis and the decapod crab Necora puber, a decrease in respiration rates was seen in response to long-term exposure at a PCO2 of approx. 5,000 and 3,200 μatm, respectively [ 6, 9].
We predicted that the large decreases in respiration rates seen in isolated mitochondria during torpor would be paralleled by respiration rates measured in saponin-permeabilized liver tissue.
When spheroids were first placed in the peritoneal cavity, the hypoxic fraction was close to 100%, but after 24 hours, cell oxygenation increased, probably due to a decrease in cell respiration rate.
