Sentences with phrase «oxygenation through»

This, in turn, evokes a positive response in circulation, muscle strength, release and length, hormonal balance and oxygenation through breathing.

Lemon and cinnamon are both great for improving circulation and allowing for deeper oxygenation through the capillary beds and into the tissues of the body.

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Specializing in research on modafinil, Minzenberg has captured the drug in action through functional MRI (fMRI) scans, which map brain activity through changes in blood flow and oxygenation as subjects engage in particular mental processes.

The participants went through a series of biological, physiological and cognitive tests prior to the program began so as to establish their body composition, cognitive functions, brain oxygenation while exercising, cardiovascular risk and maximal aerobic ability.

Glycolysis requires a significant increase in oxygenation, which often manifests in breathing through the mouth.

Through oxygenation, the body generates heat and energy from its fuel, and disposes of wastes.

This comes from water movement, oxygenation and the rate the water flows through the tank.

Isotonic crystalloids can be given rapidly to expand the intravascular space and improve circulation, improving oxygenation to tissues in cases of shock, as they pass readily through cell membranes with up to 75 % of crystalloids moving out of the intravascular space within 1 hour of administration.

You must not do any real studying if you've never heard about the evolution of the Earth's atmosphere through biosphere changes and oxygenation, plate tectonics / silicate weathering, milankovitch cycles, solar activity and volcanic eruptions, among other things.

Care for infants endangered through premature birth, defects; neurologic, renal and cardiac concerns; infants requiring advanced ventilation and extracorporeal membrane oxygenation.