Similar words: temperature, room temperature, run a temperature, have a temperature, ambient temperature, temperature gradient, temperature inversion, temperate. Meaning: n. temperature of the body; normally 98.6 F or 37 C in humans; usually measured to obtain a quick evaluation of a person's health.
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(31) Vigorous exercise increases the core body temperature by about two degrees Fahrenheit.
(32) This rise in body temperature seems to promote a feeling of alertness in the morning.
(33) If your body temperature rises above 106 degrees, you run a great risk of getting heat stroke.
(34) When your body temperature reaches its highest point, your inner clock reads 12: 00 biological time.
(35) The horse therefore must have a mechanism to remove this excess heat build-up to prevent his body temperature increasing with fatal results.
(36) This means that a higher body temperature is associated with a higher degree of alertness or a smaller amount of fatigue.
(37) In the evening, body temperature begins to decrease in preparation for sleep.
(38) Change in basal body temperature.
(39) Their body temperature drops below 35 degree Celsius.
(40) Hypothermia means a subnormal body temperature.
(41) Body temperature is usually elevated after injury.
(42) High body temperature stops viruses from reproducing.
(43) All patients were normal in body temperature and blood routine test, without local fistula or pain.
(44) Symptoms can range from insomnia sleepiness, weight issues, food cravings, and even body temperature control.
(45) The paper comments how to determine the gray body temperature from its radiation energy for CCD optical pyrometer.
(46) At any one time dozens of these pastel-colored tubes, packed in ice in styrofoam buckets , await being warmed up to body temperature to start evolving.
(47) Conclusions: Clinical indices such as oxygenation index, CT, body temperature of the admission day, BMI may suggest of ALI.
(48) The main features are: body temperature is not constant; oviparous , larvae live in water, after metamorphosis after ...
(49) Sceloporus lizards, like most others, are diurnal — active during the day — and cold-blooded, so they can't regulate their body temperature.
(50) Oxygenation index, myocardial enzyme, BMI, body temperature of the admission day, albumin may suggest of ARDS.
(51) You can chart your basal body temperature(Sentencedict.com), which is a more precise ( if more time - consuming ) method.
(52) An organism, such as a fish or reptile, having a body temperature that varies with the temperature of its surroundings; an ectotherm.
(53) Objective:To find out changes of basal body temperature (BBT) and the influence of mifepristone on ovary function in drug abortion periods.
(54) Ovulation may cause a slight increase in basal body temperature.
(55) Objective:To introduce the significance of the body temperature keeping pad in intravital microscopy on rat mesentery.
(56) Hof said he survives by controlling his body temperature through tantric meditation.
(57) As a mosquito's body temperature rises during a warm blood meal, its guts are flooded with a substance called heat shock protein 70.
(58) Result The alteration of central body temperature of experimental dogs was different in various ambient temperatures.
(59) Prediction of ovulation was carried out by basal body temperature (BBT) charts and B-ultrasonography in 72 normally menstruation women for a total of 100 cycles each.
(60) Cocoa butter - moisturiser that melts at body temperature, leaving the skin feeling soft and silky smooth.
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