Sentence examples for heat association from inspiring English sources

Patients were excluded if they were presenting with cardiac arrest, had a tympanic temperature below 35°C at presentation, had a history of chronic heart failure (defined as New York Heat Association classification II IV) or presented in a condition of acute heart failure (defined by Killip classes II IV).

This finding is consistent with the finding from a study based on populations in a hot desert climate (21), and in general when comparing cities with a warmer climate to cities with a cooler climate it appears the heat association is weaker in climatologically warmer areas (9).

21 A systematic review published in 2009 identified 13 earlier studies with relevant data on heat associations with risk of myocardial infarction.

The key strengths of this study include our use of long mortality and hospital admission time series, the wide range of diagnosis groups assessed our adjustment for the potential confounding effects of humidity and our assessment of the influence of air pollution on the heat associations.

Down on the beach, where the heat of association intrigue is quickly surpassing the waning summer sun, the diving board supporters are madly speculating.

Domain mapping of SC_ Sec61β showed that the N-terminal part is dispensable for normal rates of co-translational translocation, heat resistance, association with other translocon subunits and interaction with the SR [27], [28].

The main finding of the present study is that dehydration impaired prolonged exercise capacity in the heat in association with an accelerated reduction in CBF.

In the knee-extensors, the loss of strength is exacerbated following play in the heat in association with larger reductions in central neural drive, which persists 24 h into recovery when performing sustained contraction.

All explanatory variables (i.e. sex, age, job location, job type, education, income, other work hazards) were assessed as potential confounders of our estimates of heat stress associations on health outcomes by investigating their association with the exposure of interest (heat stress) or the outcomes (overall health or psychological distress).

Perhaps the most notable interaction is the attenuation of heat stress associations among those with multiple work hazard complaints; for example, the association of heat stress and overall health (OR=1.75) compares to an OR of 1.22 for those with three to five complaints.

Compared with heat effects, associations between predicted heat wave days and mortality were smaller than associations with observed heat wave days and mortality.