Sentences with phrase «reflected in the body temperature»

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As the largest organ in the body, it serves as a first line barrier to prevent infection, protects from injury, regulates our body temperature, and is a phenomenal mirror reflecting the state of internal health.

However, two known predators of sea lions — great white sharks and salmon sharks — have counter-current heat exchanges in their bodies that make them partially warm - blooded and the tags would have reflected higher temperatures.

In green turtles, the lines seem to reflect periods when seas are colder and body temperatures are consequently lower, prompting the turtles to haul out on beaches to warm in the suIn green turtles, the lines seem to reflect periods when seas are colder and body temperatures are consequently lower, prompting the turtles to haul out on beaches to warm in the suin the sun.

In mammals, resting energy requirements (RER) can be calculated based on the equation RER (kcal / day) = 70kcal ⋅ BWkg0.75 (Kleiber, 1961) and reflects the minimal amount of energy required daily to maintain body weight in the absence of factors such as exercise or environmental temperatures which could increase energy needIn mammals, resting energy requirements (RER) can be calculated based on the equation RER (kcal / day) = 70kcal ⋅ BWkg0.75 (Kleiber, 1961) and reflects the minimal amount of energy required daily to maintain body weight in the absence of factors such as exercise or environmental temperatures which could increase energy needin the absence of factors such as exercise or environmental temperatures which could increase energy needs.

In the same way that the temperature reflects the thermal energy of a body, the rate of change of temperature reflects the power entering or leaving a body.

For instance, he black body temperature of the Earth is 5.5 °C, and as the Earth reflects about 28 % of incoming sunlight, in the absence of the greenhouse effect the planet's mean temperature would be about -18 °C.