Sentence examples for peripheral index from inspiring English sources

Electrodermal activity is widely used as a peripheral index of arousal in adult research (Cacioppo et al., 2000).

Despite baPWV also raising with increasing Eel, we observe more dispersion of the values of this peripheral index.

To characterize the evolution of some peripheral indexes of perfusion and metabolism in a model of sepsis due to peritonitis.

All peripheral indexes were influenced by the decreased blood flow, but the fCO2 gap and the fLACT gap were altered earlier; these indexes could potentially be useful to detect tissue hypoperfusion during sepsis.

Research into how activity on these peripheral indices relates to behaviours such as attention or emotion reactivity has a long history (Broadhurst, 1957, Yerkes and Dodson, 1908).

This just reflects the fact that the true relationship of peripheral indices to brain function is always an open question[ 70].

Since oxidative stress is systematic and some of the oxidative products of the brain tissue do end up in the blood, peripheral indices have been accepted to reflect the brain oxidative injury [ 6].

Almost all research with humans, therefore, has used one of several peripheral indices of ANS activity such as heart rate, movement patterns, electrodermal activity (EDA), pupil size, EEG or salivary cortisol.

Plasmatic EO was found as independent predictor of total peripheral resistance index, cardiac index, and relative wall thickness.

Later it was found that circulating EO levels in 92 hypertensive patients were positively correlated with mean BP and total peripheral resistance index, whereas LV end-diastolic volume index, stroke index, and cardiac index exhibited inverse correlations with this hormone.

Though the feature could track many kinds of niche health data — like the amount of inhaler use, or "Peripheral Perfusion Index" — it couldn't be used for reproductive health.