ライフサイエンスコーパス: thermometer

1 biofluid and used for powering an electronic thermometer.

2 nalogous to reading temperature in a mercury thermometer.

3 s of these gases without any fit or external thermometer.

4 validated screening tool called the Distress Thermometer.

5 excess atoms serves as a direct and reliable thermometer.

6 ulation and report the structure of the CssA thermometer.

7 ps according to the mode of the infrared ear thermometer.

8 oscopies and in a magnetic field-insensitive thermometer.

9 s the spirochete reestablishes its metabolic thermometer.

10 expression as shown for riboswitches and RNA thermometers.

11 arp plasmon resonances to serve as their own thermometers.

12 and chemical activation of these biological thermometers.

13 t the ear (the test site) using infrared ear thermometers.

14 es) was also examined for three ear infrared thermometers.

15 icantly different between three ear infrared thermometers (0.16 +/- 0.46 degrees C, 0.07 +/- 0.38 deg

16 et chemically inert (13)C NMR chemical shift thermometer 1-H.

17 We show that the RNA thermometer acts as a rheostat, whose stability is optim

18 ctuations provides us with a sensitive local thermometer, allows us to identify microscopic heterostr

19 Results using the Distress Thermometer alone were similar.

20 nalyses, including 19 assessing the Distress Thermometer alone, involving a total of 6,414 unique pat

21 body temperature was monitored with a rectal thermometer and maintained between 36.5 degrees C and 37

22 ring and needs assessment using the Distress Thermometer and Problem List (DT&PL) improved patient ou

23 may eventually find use as novel biological thermometers and in temperature-responsive organic mater

24 Infrared ear thermometers and rectal thermometers were calibrated dai

25 re trends at Earth's surface (as recorded by thermometers) and in the lower troposphere (as monitored

26 We identified thousands of putative RNA thermometers, and their presence is predictive of the pa

27 We confirmed that these RNA thermometers are the main mechanism of thermoregulation

28 Here we report a nano-thermometer based on a superconducting quantum interfere

29 recedented case of a luminescent ratiometric thermometer based on a very stable silicate matrix.

30 We present a thermometer based on the electrical noise from a tunnel

31 A thermometer based on titanium content revealed that thes

32 Fluorescent molecular thermometers based on polymers showing a temperature-ind

33 temperature ranges of fluorescent molecular thermometers based on such temperature-responsive polyme

34 Various primary thermometers - based on different physics -have uncovere

35 Similar to thermometers being used for monitoring the general healt

36 electrons in nanoelectronic Coulomb blockade thermometers below 4 mK.

37 In particular, a thermometer capable of subdegree temperature resolution

38 c time series regression found that time and thermometer change were the only independent predictors

39 wo memory bits are sequentially written in a thermometer code to provide an accumulated dose record.

40 giotensin II, bovine serum albumin, and the "thermometer" compound p-methoxybenzylpyridinium chloride

41 This thermometer constrains body temperatures of bioapatite-p

42 expression of virulence traits and of an RNA thermometer controlling multiple genes in an operon thro

43 ty-coupled SWCNTs perform as single-molecule thermometers detecting plasmonically induced heat at cry

44 In contrast, these fluorescent molecular thermometers differed from one another in the sensitive

45 Contact thermometers disturb the temperature of a small system,

46 Peripheral thermometers do not have clinically acceptable accuracy

47 tional Comprehensive Cancer Network Distress Thermometer (DT) indicated clinically significant levels

48 measurements with each of three infrared ear thermometers, each over a 4-min period with each infrare

49 g numerous conventional electronics, such as thermometers, electrocardiograph system, pedometers, wea

50 omoter and the stability of DsrA RNA are the thermometers for RpoS temperature sensing.

51 -a-tip module and the robust single-molecule thermometer, full thermodynamic landscapes for the unfol

52 mpared with central thermometers, peripheral thermometers had pooled 95% limits of agreement (random-

53 ientific experiments, and different types of thermometers have been developed to detect temperature a

54 pidermal water loss (TEWL) device and a skin thermometer in a 28 h session.

55 By immersing a Coulomb blockade thermometer in the (3)He/(4)He refrigerant of a dilution

56 We also identified a second functional thermometer in the 5' UTR of the lasI gene.

57 main to be addressed in the understanding of thermometers in plants.

58 The metal lines serve as both heaters and thermometers in time-domain thermoreflectance measuremen

59 Fragmentation of the thermometer ion using DAII was inlet temperature depende

60 ion of rectal temperature, even when the ear thermometer is used in rectal mode.

61 ke the pee-pee boy might have been the first thermometers known to mankind, before Galileo Galilei's

62 twork, we study here the thermodynamics of a thermometer made of zisha ceramic, related to the Chines

63 stituted benzylpyridinium salts were used as thermometer molecules (TMs).

64 We identified an RNA thermometer motif in the 5' UTR of toxT, with a fourU an

65 sttranscriptional effect dependent on an RNA thermometer of the ROSE (Repression Of heat-Shock gene E

66 aced small, unobtrusive data-logging iButton thermometers on both the traditional and Philips stoves

67 Besides conventional thermometers, optical sensors are considered to be attra

68 e proof-of-concept operation of this primary thermometer over four orders of magnitude in temperature

69 y the sales of cough and cold (p<0.0001) and thermometer (p<0.0001) categories were significant durin

70 Compared with central thermometers, peripheral thermometers had pooled 95% lim

71 d the implementation of an in situ ideal gas thermometer provide quantitative tests of theoretical ca

72 ility was not different between ear infrared thermometers (range 0.13 degrees C to 0.14 degrees C).

73 erved species data, which are independent of thermometer records and paleoclimatic proxies, we demons

74 ore, we postulate that DsrABb is a molecular thermometer regulating RpoS in Borrelia burgdorferi.

75 The thermometer represents a boy who "urinates" shortly afte

76 naturally occurring polymorphisms, shift the thermometer response outside of the desired temperature

77 RNA thermometers (RNATs) are cis-regulatory elements that ch

78 ogression, respectively; all p<0.001), EQ-5D thermometer scores (7.96, 8.05, 6.83, 11.53, 7.41, 9.08,

79 ies on photo-lithographically defined heater-thermometer separation to set the length scale.

80 mperature of a small system, while radiation thermometers struggle to beat the diffraction limit.

81 The three infrared ear thermometers studied provided a closer estimate of core

82 In this thermometer, temperature is related to the voltage acros

83 d as an efficient label-free molecular-scale thermometer that allows the assignment of an effective t

84 wn regulatory mechanism consisting of an RNA thermometer that controls temperature-dependent translat

85 e by applying it to a nanoelectronic primary thermometer that measures its internal electron temperat

86 This review considers the evidence for plant thermometers to date, provides a description of several

87 mmer day, land plants need precise molecular thermometers to sense harmless increments in the ambient

88 e responses from these fluorescent molecular thermometers to the change in temperature were reversibl

89 Bias and variability were compared between thermometers using analysis of variance.

90 Implementation of a new noninvasive thermometer was associated with a 5.1% (95% CI, 1.4-8.9%

91 the same physics as Fahrenheit's glass-bulb thermometer, we mapped the thermal expansion of Joule-he

92 hanks to an architecture including nanoscale thermometers, we detected Peltier component modulation o

93 Using fluorophores as molecular thermometers, we show that the induced temperature incre

94 Infrared ear thermometers and rectal thermometers were calibrated daily, and pulmonary artery

95 We introduce a primary thermometer which measures the temperature of a Bose-Ein

96 each over a 4-min period with each infrared thermometer, while an assistant recorded temperatures.

97 eover, it is the first example of an optical thermometer whose performance (viz., excellent sensitivi

98 Of these, 87% also completed the Distress Thermometer, with 41% (n = 87) reporting a distress scor

99 ing mercury, electronic, or indwelling probe thermometers, with temperature measured at the ear (the

100 RNA thermometers within mRNAs control expression of bacteria