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Hypoxia is an imbalance between tissue oxygen demand and oxygen supply in the context of normal tissue perfusion.
In aquatic organisms high-temperature tolerance is often constrained by the mismatch between metabolic oxygen demand and oxygen availability.
The result is a mismatch between oxygen demand and oxygen supply, which is referred to as ischemia or coronary insufficiency.
See related Commentary: Acute hypoperfusion can be characterized by an imbalance between oxygen demand and oxygen delivery to the tissues.
Because stressfully-high temperatures in aquatic ectotherms exacerbate the discordance between metabolic oxygen demand and oxygen solubility [ 18– 20], we hypothesize that the observed down-regulation may be the molecular mechanism of metabolic compensatory reaction [ 28] to nearly lethal temperature.
Central venous oxygen saturation (ScvO2) has been widely accepted as an indicator to reflect the balance between global oxygen demand and oxygen supply, and a cutoff of 70%% for ScvO2 has become an endpoint of early resuscitation [ 1].
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This method also helps in reduction of chemical oxygen demand and biochemical oxygen demand in wastewater.
Stability parameters such as CO2 evolution rate and oxygen uptake rate, biochemical chemical oxygen demand and chemical oxygen demand were reduced significantly during the process.
For evaluating the water purification effect, COD (chemical oxygen demand) and biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) were determined.
However, effluents from textile and dyeing have a low biological oxygen demand and strong chemical oxygen demand.
Biological oxygen demand and chemical oxygen demand are the major parameters used as routing surrogate tests for measuring the load of organic carbon into the water environment.
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