Значения термина ehs на английском

EHS is a severe form of heat-related illness that can be life-threatening.

These targets will be achieved within the company's overall EHS programme.

Finally, CHS was particularly associated with passive-aggressive traits and EHS with sadistic traits.

For her part, Gori says she emerged from the project convinced that EHS is real.

The importance of urease and its contribution to pathogenesis for these EHS are poorly understood.

Changes in cell differentiation on EHS, compared with culture on glass, were analyzed by comparing patterns of cytokeratin expression.

Thus the EHs have important and diverse biological roles with profound effects on the physiological state of the host organisms.

Despite the reported association between EHS infection and intestinal neoplasia in other species, this association has not been explored in cats.

EHS is a life-threatening, heat-related illness that occurs during physical activity and is characterized by hypotension, hyperventilation and extremely high body temperature.

To determine whether EHS might play a role in feline intestinal neoplasia, Helicobacter genus- and species-specific fluorescence in situ hybridization was performed.

I first discovered EHS through editor Rebecca Buchanan, who I know through Sequential Tart, and she's put together a site that's comprehensive.

Some, like EHS sufferer Chuck McGill on Better Call Saul, have transformed their homes into makeshift Faraday cages to keep out electromagnetic waves.

It even has the capability to control other kitchen appliances, sending signals through power lines using the EHS (European home systems) standard.

"Who is dead?" said Mucca as a chorus of "Ehs?" and "huhs?" and "whats?" and "whos?" fluttered through the crowd.