| The skin assists in thermoregulation by excreting certain waste products, such as electrolytes and water. |
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| Older people are more susceptible to extremes of heat and cold because of impaired thermoregulation. |
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| Species with large gular sacs use them in conjunction with foraging, mating displays and thermoregulation. |
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| This mode of thermoregulation, that can neither be classified as homeothermy or poikilothermy, has been called gigantothermy. |
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| Just like the European bee, this species developed a strategy of social thermoregulation. |
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| Experimental evidence also suggests that thermoregulation in hot weather is also not impaired if consumption of alcohol and caffeine is moderate. |
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| The glands eccrines are more concentrated in the armpits, palms and plants and have an important role in the thermoregulation. |
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| Clients with major burns are at risk of hypothermia, as the skin represents a very important means of thermoregulation. |
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| Our ability to reliably sustain a stable thermo-neutral microenvironment has made Dräger a trusted resource in thermoregulation. |
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| The evolutionary role of thermoreception is to subserve the process of thermoregulation. |
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| An advanced thermoregulation system, controlled by Dräger's PID algorithm, keeps the baby in a stable environment. |
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| Swimming appendage made of firm cartilage that ensures stability, orientation, stopping and thermoregulation. |
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| Because the plates contained many blood vessels, the alternating placement appears consistent with a hypothesis of thermoregulation. |
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| Although fever is the most commonly encountered disorder of thermoregulation, hypothermia has played a major role in shaping history and medicine for millennia. |
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| The significance of thermoregulation can be seen by comparing today's reptiles with mammals. |
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| Other than this, very little is known about the molecular details of thermoregulation in fish. |
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| Robust construction: The thermoregulation bath is welded to the unit cover plate. |
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| Being vascularized, the ossicones may have a role in thermoregulation, and are also used in combat between males. |
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| Piloerection causes one's body hair follicles to become erect and has been linked to adaptive thermoregulation. |
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| The ability to change colour also facilitates thermoregulation. |
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| At Dräger, our focus is to advance the science of thermoregulation, because we understand the critical role it plays as an early warning signal of stress and potentially serious complications for the baby. |
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| An experimental test of the link between foraging, habitat selection and thermoregulation in black rat snakes Elaphe obsoleta obsoleta. |
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| In addition, the source of fat used in the formula may affect thermoregulation based on the lower post-hunting body temperatures of dogs consuming Eukanuba with poultry fat compared to Pro Plan with beef tallow. |
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| The most important mechanism in cetacean thermoregulation is the development of countercurrent blood exchange, an adaptation that allows the animal to either conserve or dissipate heat as needed. |
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| The eccrine glands, then, can be divided into those that respond to thermal stimulation, the function of which is thermoregulation, and those that respond to psychological stimuli and keep friction surfaces moist. |
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| Further studies have indicated that thermoregulation is particularly important in G. morhua, affecting many aspects of the fish's behaviour and physiology, including respiration. |
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| Products made of microfiber are more breathable than the best natural fibres and have excellent thermoregulation qualities, which suit their final use perfectly. |
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| Indeed, EPA, in its synthesis of the various neurotransmitters that control emotional symptoms, allows for the standardisation of the thermoregulation process. |
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| This combination provides an ideal environment for nursing patients with poor thermoregulation and can release more complex and expensive equipment for infants needing more intensive treatment. |
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| We have chosen to mature in stainless steel vats with temperature control by thermoregulation, from a desire to produce a balanced wine with consistently high quality. |
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| Infinitely variable: The simple versions are typical bath circulators, and as the name suggests mostly used for direct thermoregulation in the bath. |
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| Women's cycling tights and shorts from GORE BIKE WEAR? are made with WINDSTOPPER® fabrics and other performance-enhancing fabric mixes that can ensure compression, thermoregulation, or moisture management. |
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| For animals left to their own devices this leads as a rule to a breakdown of the thermoregulation and results in the death of the contaminated individuals. |
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| Prior to the age of five to seven weeks, kits have poor thermoregulation, so they huddle for warmth when the mother is absent. |
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| Chameleons have two superimposed layers within their skin that control their color and thermoregulation. |
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| The fur of mammals has many uses protection, sensory purposes, waterproofing, and camouflage, with the primary usage being thermoregulation. |
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| Common ostriches have developed a comprehensive set of behavioural adaptations for thermoregulation, such as altering their feathers. |
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| Common ostriches have evolved a 'selective brain cooling' mechanism as a means of thermoregulation. |
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| I was fascinated when I learned about subjects as diverse as animal thermoregulation and how daylength controlled avian reproduction. |
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| Common ostriches display a feather fluffing behaviour that aids them in thermoregulation by regulating convective heat loss at high ambient temperatures. |
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| The skin underneath the dark areas may serve as windows for thermoregulation, being sites for complex blood vessel systems and large sweat glands. |
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| One easy way to enhance thermoregulation in competitive swimmers in Guadeloupe is to remove the silicone swim cap that is usually used for gliding as well as hygienic reasons. |
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| Habitat-specific behavioural thermoregulation by black rat snakes. |
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| Fledglings of altricial species begin to make independent decisions of movement and need to select habitat that minimizes risk of predation and optimizes thermoregulation. |
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| This is a scholarly text that comprehensively addresses dinosaur reproduction, biogeography, fossilization, paleoecology, thermoregulation, extinction, and systematics. |
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| The finding provides the first evidence that controlling body temperature, or thermoregulation, is the main reason for the stripes and the patterns they form. |
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| Their temperature control relies in part on behavioural thermoregulation. |
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| Thermoregulation by a nocturnal elapid snake in southeastern Australia. |
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