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31 This occurs during the spring equinox season, and people believe this is when the dragon wakes up from its winter hibernation.

32 Han was encased in carbonite, where he remained in perfect hibernation.

33 This paper reports the hibernation state of Gekko stvinhonis in the aspects of ecology and morphophysiology.

34 The new study uncovers a relatively unknown protein that regulates the melanocyte 's "decision" to ward off cancer by either entering a programmed hibernation or committing suicide.

35 Reports of respectable drops in bear metabolic rates during hibernation cheer Eric Hellgren of Southern Illinois University Carbondale, who admits to "a biased viewpoint as a bear biologist."

36 Normal CPB were performed afterward to assist circulation. Sedative , dehydration , large dosage corticoid therapy and artificial hibernation were used postoperatively .

37 One of the coolest animals (literally) on the planet, the wood frog has the ability to go into complete hibernation (including complete heart stoppage) during the winter season.

38 The cardiovascular system of the hibernating mammals inherited its significant functional stability as an adaptation to the extreme physiological condition during hibernation and arousal.

39 AIM: To investigate the role of myocardial noradrenaline in the development of acute myocardial hibernation with short-tempered hibernation models of isolated rats.

40 Must have all the animals have begun to prepare for hibernation by.

41 Typically(http://sentencedict.com), the winter season for the hibernator is characterized by periods of hibernation interrupted by periodic euthermic arousals wherein body temperature is restored to typical values.

42 She-bears normally give birth to tiny walnut-sized cubs during their winter hibernation and suckle them for months as they grow, before the spring thaw awakens the mother and she leaves her den.

43 When in hibernation or aestivation will have to reduce or even stop watering, let the bulbs can get enough rest.

44 Objective:To investigate the release of myocardial noradrenalin during acute myocardial hibernation.

45 Swarms of 20 different kinds of caddis fly emerge, providing a good source of protein for hungry birds, and bears still sleepy from hibernation.

46 Result: The 17 cases can spend hibernation hypothermia therapy stage successfully.

47 Many kingdoms may choose the hibernation mode of focusing upon the dream ahead for a portion out of any year into the future[sentencedict.com], and especially as conscious breath is evolved into.

48 Putting the computer into Hibernation or Standby may stop the playback.

49 In animals that have cancer, the growth of tumors is slowed during hibernation.

50 They spend winter in a long sleep. This is called hibernation.

51 To that end, a druid can use his connection with the Emerald Dream to exert a calming influence over animals, even forcing some into a temporary state of hibernation.

52 Very small tortoises must be given a shorter, carefully controlled hibernation.

53 But this spring occupants of the spider motels awakened from hibernation healthy and ravenous.

54 A tortoise which is losing weight to the extent that it is approaching the danger line should be taken out of hibernation and artificially sustained for the remainder of the winter.

55 The author believed that early treatment of low hypothermal artificial hibernation could provide remarkable protective effect for brainstem functions of patients with primary brainstem injury.

56 Males emerge from their hibernation dens cold, hungry, and randy!

57 He emerged from his hibernation to make his first appearance in several years.

58 Many experts believe that the processes of daily torpor and hibernation form a continuum.

59 Hibernation is more than sleep. It is a very deep sleep.

60 Mammal hibernation matters to human medical research, says physiological ecologist Hank Harlow of the University of Wyoming in Laramie.