Sentence examples for respiration fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Respiration fluctuations are a key signal of health problems, but they're tough to monitor.

In general, simulated respiration shows stronger fluctuations than the observed respiration.

Responses of soil respiration to temperature fluctuations were investigated in a root-free soil of a mid-European beech oak forest.

In the microcirculation, various factors influence the measurement of D, including blood flow, pulse, cerebrospinal fluid fluctuations, respiration, and tissue perfusion.

Whether the larger gain relation between respiration and cardiovascular fluctuations during yogic breathing represents baroreflex modulation or is due to enhanced entrainment through repetitive practice remains to be established.

This regression procedure minimized signal contributions of nonneuronal origin including respiration-induced signal fluctuations (Wise et al. 2004; Birn et al. 2006).

Both IC and VCO2-based calorimetry are sensitive to fluctuations in respiration.

Each image was corrected for physiological fluctuations (cardiac, respiration) using a global navigator echo correction [42].

We found that, while the ratio of photosynthesis to respiration did not change, fluctuations in temperature did increase biomass accumulation and alter biomass allocation.

However, we found increased gain between respiration and heart period fluctuations (400.00 ± 154.19 msec/L vs 36.65 ± 10.32 mmHg/L, p=0.02) and between respiration and systolic blood pressure fluctuations (15.97 ± 9.32 msec/L vs 1.68 ± 0.68 mmHg/L, p=0.02) during yogic breathing compared with paced breathing.

In particular, carbon flux observations wherever existing need to be used in model development and testing to appropriately represent the sensitivity of production and respiration processes to climate fluctuations.