Sentence examples for sensitivity to dehydration from inspiring English sources

We presume that in children symptoms may appear sooner after the start of fasting owing to their lower glycogen storage capacity and higher sensitivity to dehydration.

An alternative hypothesis is that there are differences in stomatal sensitivity to dehydration.

This may suggest that in athletes, cough is closely related to airway cough receptors' sensitivity to dehydration, possibly with an associated release of mediators.

In summary, we developed a rapid leaf dehydration assay that could be used to detect differences among genotypes within Vitis based on their sensitivity to dehydration.

Also, despite having the largest stomatal density, Riparia Gloire had the lowest rate of water loss per leaf mass and lost the smallest amount of water, which indicated a higher sensitivity to dehydration.

Our observation of the absence of this band in the hydrated film of the D2-K317R mutant formed at a relative humidity of 95% (by 40% glycerol/water) despite the presence of the band in the same hydrated film of WT indicates that sensitivity to dehydration is increased by this mutation.

The significant interaction term indicates that the genotypes varied in their water loss (stomatal response) over time or that they had different sensitivities to dehydration.

Despite having the highest stomatal density and intermediate stomatal sensitivity to ABA, V. riparia lost the smallest amount of water, indicating that it was the most sensitive to dehydration.

Shiraz had the lowest stomatal density and the highest ABA sensitivity among the genotypes screened, yet Shiraz lost the most amount of water, indicating that it was the least sensitive to dehydration.

Differences in ABA sensitivity in response to dehydration have also been observed for maize genotypes differing in stress-induced ABA concentrations.

Unfortunately, clinical scales such as the World Health Organization (WHO) scale, the Gorelick scale, and the clinical dehydration scale (CDS) also known as the Parkin scale have been studied in a handful of trials, which show that none of these scales perform with a high measure of sensitivity to detect clinically significant dehydration in the pediatric emergency department population [8]-[15].