Sentence examples for faster breathing from inspiring English sources

For example, in most animals, including humans, high levels of CO2 lead to faster breathing.

leads to faster breathing and heartbeat, a higher muscle tension, and an increased sugar level and blood pressure.

Tables  1 and 2 show that the clearest defining characteristic of fear and strach is high arousal (e.g. felt shivers, heartbeat getting faster, breathing getting faster and sweat).

The arousal dimension is mainly characterised by sympathetic arousal (arousal sensory cue features in the present study: felt shivers, heartbeat slowing down, heartbeat getting faster, breathing slowing down, breathing getting faster, perspired/moist hands, sweat, felt hot, abrupt bodily movements).

However, the significantly lower values for heartbeat getting faster, breathing getting faster and felt hot presented in Table  3 for smutek suggest that although this emotion is less activated in both languages, it is more so in Polish.

These intra-linguistic comparisons showed that the most salient characteristic of both fear and strach was high arousal (e.g. heartbeat getting faster, breathing getting faster, felt shivers and sweat).

The early signs of sepsis include a high temperature, shivering, a rapid heartbeat, and fast breathing.

Methamphetamine exposure was also associated with neonatal withdrawal symptoms of agitation, vomiting and fast breathing.

In other words, hearing loud and fast breathing through Masque didn't cause the users to breathe louder and faster themselves.

The current Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) algorithm prescribes that children with wheeze and fast breathing presenting to first level health facilities be given antibiotics if they continue to have fast breathing after two doses of bronchodilators [7].

Patients with clinical symptoms suggestive of severe pneumonia [16], i.e fast breathing with cyanosis, indrawings or stridor, were all admitted to PICU.