"high body temperature" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a symptom of an illness or infection, for instance, "The patient had a high body temperature and difficulty breathing."
PMMA can cause high body temperature and an increased heart rate.
Dr. Baden said he did not believe Mr. Ferro showed signs of excited delirium, nor did he experience the very high body temperature usually linked to that condition.
People who have taken legal highs often display symptoms such as profuse sweating, racing heartbeat, extreme muscle tension, delirious ranting and very high body temperature.
Since white nose grows only in the cold, it's odd to find it living on mammals, which, except when they're hibernating (or dead), maintain a high body temperature.
According to GMP, consuming the substances can lead to profuse sweating, racing heartbeat, extreme muscle tension, delirious ranting and high body temperature.
First, they have a naturally high body temperature and are slower to feel the heat, according to curators at the Arizona-Sonora DeserTucsonum in Tucson, where birds thrive under even more extreme conditions.
Yet the terminology of "excited delirium", which loosely refers to a combination of psychotic behaviour, high body temperature and extreme aggression, is not recognised by the American Medical Association or the American Psychological Association.
Passengers were monitored by thermal cameras that detect high body temperature, and 15 isolation rooms were set up to hold any suspicious cases at the airport in the city of Jeddah.
He's played in the movie by the teen heartthrob Taylor Lautner, who spends much of the movie running around with no shirt on, on account of the high body temperature of werewolves.
AB-C is already illegal in the US and has been linked to a number of fatalities across Europe, with symptoms including "delirious ranting" and "very high body temperature".
High body temperature decreased and inflammation improved following PE.
