Sentence examples for physiological extremes from inspiring English sources

It simply alters your conscious perception of those physiological extremes.

There are three principal findings: MAP recordings are a valid technique for use in fish hearts; MEF operates in trout ventricle, within physiological extremes of Pi and Po, in a manner consistent with the activation of MSCNS, and TRPC1 (a candidate MSCNS) is present in the rainbow trout heart and is broadly similar to its mammalian ortholog.

We also assayed PPIP5K2KD activity under physiological extremes of ATP/ADP ratio (2 against 20), using both 1 and 5 mM total [ATP] (results not shown).

This is the first linkage map for any member of the Fundulidae family, a group that exhibits an extraordinary ability to tolerate and adapt to physiological extremes (Burnett et al. 2007).

Although of broad medical interest for their ability to tolerate these extraordinary physiological extremes (Carey et al., 2003; Andrews, 2007; Carey et al., 2012; Dave et al., 2012), many aspects of the hibernation phenotype remain poorly understood.

Significant factors were older age; surgical status; physiological extremes such as hypotension, bradycardia, tachypnoea and hypoxia; biochemical derangement with hyponatraemia, sepsis and leucopenia; and the number of additional nonrenal organ system failures.

Cases 21 and 22 were physiological extreme conditions while condition 18 was near to mammalian physiological condition.

The conditions for which the high-TBP state was not sensitive to k3 were physiological extreme conditions except for case 9 which indicated typical yeast cell physiological condition.

Our model was thus able to predict and account for different genetic interactions between Su(dx) and dx mutant phenotypes observed at upper and lower physiological temperature extremes in the fly wing.

Induction of heat shock proteins is a critical and highly conserved cellular response protecting cells from a range of stresses including damage caused by normal physiological processes, extreme environmental stress or disease.

Improved thermal stability can contribute to increased shelf-lives, longer continuous use capabilities, decrease in refrigeration storing needs, easier packaging/transport of these peptides, and use at ambient, physiological, and extreme environments.