... allelochemicals could exert on BMR. In this sense Cruz-Neto and Bozinovic (2004), suggested that the effect of the consumption of prey of vegetal origin might be different if measured on species that are evolutionarily ...
... in metabolic rates allows organisms to reversibly adjust their energy flow to meet challenges imposed by a variable ...basal metabolicrate (BMR) according to the diet attributes such as food ...
... basal metabolicrate on the temporal parameters and rates of the GRF during the gait of PWs, with control of the age, TM, nature of menopause and hormone ...
... Several competing hypotheses attempt to explain how envi- ronmental conditions affect mass-independent basal metabolicrate (BMR) in mammals. One of the most inclusive and yet debatable hypotheses is the ...
... levels, at least at a temporal scale equivalent to that tested here. Despite this, energetic costs are associ- ated with the metabolic stress of compensation. One possible explanation for this tolerance is that ...
... thermoregulatory capacity by allowing heat conservation and heat generation, respectively (see electronic supplementary material, box S1) [1,3]. In line with this, McNab [5] recently pointed out that ‘An appreciable ...
... The above parameters are used to predict the thermal sensation as a function of the four classical thermal environmental parameters (air temperature, mean radiant temperature, air velocity, and humidity) and two ...
... for metabolicrate ...the metabolicrate we design a model where sex, bioclimatic zone, temperature and individuals were ...the metabolicrate as the response variable with con- ...
... basal metabolicrate, and body temperature of marked individuals in a free-ranging population of the leaf-eared mouse, Phyllotis darwini (see ...basal metabolicrate, and body temperature were ...
... resting metabolicrate) in grouped organisms when exposed to temperatures lower than the TNZ and (2) a remarkable physiological flexibility of rates of energy expenditure when acclimated to different ...
... the metabolicrate among the different isoenzymes differ, and, as will be shown later, these genetic differences have been implicat- ed in the pathogenesis of alcoholic liver ...
... Several competing hypotheses attempt to explain how environmental conditions affect mass-independent basal metabolicrate (BMR) in mammals. One of the most inclusive is the hypothesis that associates BMR ...
... the metabolic and body mass costs of the immune response not only depend on the im- mune challenge itself, but also on its interaction with the immedi- ate abiotic environment, in this case environmental ...
... tween metabolic scope and corrected latitude ...of metabolic flexibility; see “Results”), we also analyzed the association between corrected latitude and (1) the type of minimum metabolicrate ...
... development rate under different thermal conditions using the following traits as response variables during ontogeny: metabolicrate (V CO2 ), body ...
... high metabolic requirements at the begin- ning of the life cycle (Leporati et ...these metabolic constraints: (i) culture conditions can stunt growth through the increment on metabolicrate ...
... function of increasing BMI values, there is often remarkable heterogeneity amongst individuals with similar BMI values. It has been shown that among equally overweight or obese indi- viduals, those characterized by an ...
... tax rate is legally defined and applied to the taxable income allows to determine the tax ...nominal rate of 14 OECD (Organisation for the Economic Cooperation Development) between 1967 and 1996, they ...
... diseases. Metabolic syndrome is defined by the presence of mainly central obesity, hypertension, diabetes, dyslipidemia, and a prothrombotic and proinflammatory state, which are risk factors for cardiovascular ...