Usage of "respiratory coefficient"

Measurement representing the ratio of carbon dioxide produced by the body to oxygen consumed by the body.

Sinônimos

Examples for "rq"

rq
respiratory quotient

Examples for "rq"

Consolidation of the spiritual tribe in RQ; separation of priests and Levites. 
 Prolegomena to the History of Israel 

Conclusions: In this European sample, carer SOC was associated with carer-reported RQ. 
 Pubmed 

Each of them would have an RQ code known only to himself. 
 The Complete Rama Omnibus 

Patients were studied with tumor-clone-specific primers by qualitative nested PCR and RQ-PCR. 
 Pubmed 

Analysts says the RQ-170 could scout out Iran's and North Korea's nuclear facilities. 
 Wired 

Physical activity was reduced, while respiratory quotient was increased, in mice receiving corticosterone. 
 Pubmed 

Furthermore, apelin treatment increased body temperature and O(2) consumption and decreased the respiratory quotient. 
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There was a trend toward reduced energy expenditure and increased respiratory quotient, albeit not significant, in the fructose group. 
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REE, respiratory quotient, plasma glucose and insulin concentrations increased sooner, steeper and higher with the LM than with the SM. 
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Energy expenditure, locomotor activity, body core temperature, respiratory quotient as well as food and water intake were analyzed using indirect calorimetry. 
 Pubmed 

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Significados de respiratory coefficient em inglês