Sentence examples for elevated skin from inspiring English sources

Conclusions: Elevated skin temperature may be an important nursing assessment parameter to evaluate worsening or impending CVI complications such as venous ulcers.

As expected, suggestions designed to increase the sensory dimension produced a selective increase in pain intensity ratings, whereas suggestions designed to increase pain affect produced increased unpleasantness ratings and elevated skin conductance responses.

Overfishing is probably behind recent declines in turtle populations, but can the collapsing magnetic field be the reason we see a diminished ozone layer with large holes over the poles, elevated skin cancer rates in Australia, and a rise in surface temperatures?

The rate at which blood flows through the myriad of small blood vessels in the skin (the peripheral circulation) is accelerated during pregnancy, leading to the elevated skin temperature, the tendency to perspire, and, in part, to the redness of the palms and the tiny dilated blood vessels in some women as their pregnancies progress.

The present results provide only partial support for this with reliably elevated skin conductance under both sad and happy word generation conditions when compared with the neutral word fluency condition on the eCOWAT, whereas no significant difference was found in the comparison of skin conductance values between the happy and sad conditions.

Elevated skin autofluorescence has been demonstrated in diabetes, kidney disease, and in patients with arterial stiffness.

When the illusion had been created, there was an elevated sweat skin response, and a higher heart rate, as if their brains were interpreting this threat in empty space as a threat to their own body," he said.

Consistent with increased Lrat expression, levels of retinyl esters were 2.4-fold elevated in skin of SKO mice (Figure 2B).

The material was less elevated than the skin and hence of a softer nature.

A decreased capacity for retinoic acid catabolism may also contribute to the elevated levels of skin retinoic acid.

In this study we show that audio-visual stimulation combined with mental imagery more rapidly elicits an elevated physiological response (skin conductance) after an unexpected threat to a virtual limb, compared to audio-visual stimulation alone.