Sentence examples for monitoring of hydration from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, monitoring of hydration status is recommended in high performance sports.
The monitoring of hydration biomarkers is useful in establishing an adequate daily water intake volume that is adapted to the needs of the individual.
The DHE provides a powerful way of monitoring the hydration state of the membrane and electrodes, so that operating conditions can be adjusted to optimise water management.
TPN is an invasive technique that requires specific training for use and frequent monitoring of electrolytes and hydration.
The present study investigates the effectiveness of the EMI technique using PZT patches embedded at different orientations (here, 0°, 45° and 90°) with the axis of the structure, while monitoring the hydration of a real-life prototype RC beam.
The animals were monitored for hydration and eventual infections until the end of the experiment.
Its effectiveness in monitoring the hydration of concrete, using surface bonded and embedded lead zirconium titanate (PZT) patches has also been investigated well.
The NEW content of CNS-added paste experiences a higher rate of increase initially, but gradually becomes smaller than that of the control paste due to changes in the gel structure, making NEW content an unsuitable method for monitoring the hydration of CNS-added paste.
Low-cost embedded lead zirconate titanate (PZT) piezoelectric transducers, fabricated with piezoelectric ceramic discs and mixtures of cement powder, epoxy resin and curing agent, has been developed and used as sensors for continuously monitoring early hydration of cementitious materials in situ under different temperatures.
In this study, the advancement of hydration was monitored for concretes with different blast-furnace slag contents using several techniques such as adiabatic calorimetry, thermogravimetry and analysis by scanning electron microscopy.
The uniforms of the future could also use nanoscale sensors to detect soldiers' physiological signs, monitoring heart rate, blood pressure, levels of hydration and chemical signs of stress.
