Sentence examples for temperature findings from inspiring English sources

A limitation of this study was that we did not have a true measure of core body temperature to compare our temperature findings with.

We tested two different labeling temperatures (15°C and room temperature) finding that room temperature allowed both ACP and QD labeling with undetected internalization (Additional file 2: Figure S2A).

This study examined expression during a chronic stress in individuals acclimated at different temperatures, finding little change in transcription.

Measurements of thymocyte proliferation in mice were used to estimate the levels of IL-1 expression in LPS-challenged H. flaviviridis at different temperatures, finding an optimal temperature of 25°C with a decrease in thymocyte proliferation at temperatures below and above that optimum (Mondal and Rai, 2001).

The following data were extracted from electronic medical records for each patient: age, gender, underlying disease, vital signs (heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate (RR), and mental confusion and body temperature), laboratory findings (white cell count, platelet count, and blood urea nitrogen and serum CRP levels) and outcome.

This system not only contains the velocity and pressure, but also includes the temperature field, finding the numerical solution of problem (1.1) becomes a difficult task.

The key finding emerging from this study is that health-related Internet search queries for depression are significantly correlated with temperature; this finding was evidenced by the fact that increased search activity was found during respective winter season in the northern and southern hemisphere.

Although the epizootics appeared to be correlated with the first abrupt drop in environmental temperature, this finding was likely coincidental, especially given that the animals were housed in environmentally controlled barns.

Acupuncture applied to a specific acupoint may induce slight core hyperthermia with a decrease in skin temperature, a finding which suggests that acupuncture might be able to reverse the core-to-periphery redistribution of heat [ 13].

Voll et al. [20,21] suggested that this effect could be corrected for by drawing lines parallel to the albite orthoclase join of the Gibbs triangle through the observed compositions and then identifying the equilibration temperature by finding the binodal curve for which both phases lay on the same conode.

In light of the fact that ROS levels were significantly lower in low-PQ treated than in control worms at both temperatures, these findings suggest that mild oxidative insult is beneficial for C. elegans, resulting in lower endogenous ROS levels and cost-free hormetic effects on reproduction- and, in less stressful environments, aging-related traits.