At higher ambient temperatures, ARM-20A exhibits better performance.
Relative to the baseline study, 18 genes showed high correlation in both elevated time and temperature arms, with five genes demonstrating lower correlations (r < 0.9, Figure 3B, C).
The actual rewarming rate in the TTM trial was 0.36 ± 0.13°C per hour, which seems comparable to the rate in the Hypothermia after Cardiac Arrest trial [ 1], and the two temperature arms were clearly well controlled and separated.
However, it seems that the increased contact with the nurse in the temperature monitoring arm was mostly triggered by findings of elevated temperatures and not by visual or tactile detection of area of concern (31).
Whole blood was collected from 25 individuals and subjected to 3 sample storage conditions: 18 hours at either room temperature (baseline arm) or 37°C, and 6 days at room temperature.
One study shows an association of increased temperatures and armed conflict in Africa (Burke et al. 2009).
Skin temperatures of the arm and leg were between 32 and 36°C.
The local and mean temperature differences between the black and foil-covered manikins did not exceed 0.15°C (set temperature 4, right arm region) and 0.05°C, respectively, showing that the degree of insulation provided by the aluminium foil was negligible.
In 2012, Lisje Schellen, another Dutch thermo-obsessive, suggested that lower average skin temperatures along the arms and hands might explain women's thermal dissatisfaction: chilly wrists make the whole body feel chilly.
Increased temperature positively affected arm regeneration in H. cordifera, increasing both length and percent recovery.
Figure 49 shows the distribution of the ranging arm temperature field without the water cooler under working conditions.
