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Hata-Yanagiya physical activity calculation system: a novel global positioning system-based method for accurate estimation of oxygen consumption during walking and running. [PDF]
Hata K, Yanagiya T, Noro H, Suzuki Y.
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Long-term Monitoring of Oxygen Consumption Rates in Highly Differentiated and Polarized Retinal Pigment Epithelial Cultures. [PDF]
Zhang Q+7 more
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Microscale advection governs microbial growth and oxygen consumption in macroporous aggregates. [PDF]
Shen R+4 more
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Size-related variability of oxygen consumption rates in individual human hepatic cells.
Botte E+8 more
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The estimation of oxygen consumption
Cardiovascular Research, 1970Improved estimates of the indexed rate of oxygen consumption ( V O2/BSA) are provided for use in calculating haemodynamic quantities in cardiac catheterization. They were derived from a multivariate analysis of covariance applied to 879 patients, mostly children, with a wide variety of heart diseases.
O. S. Miettinen, C. G. LaFarge
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Oxygen Consumption of Ectoprocts
Nature, 1967Mangum and Schopf1 have reported oxygen consumption rates for a representative species of ectoproct, Bugula turrita. They found considerable discrepancy between their measured value and that predicted from a model they proposed based on ectoproct morphology.
T. A. Massaro, Irving Fatt
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Cardiologia (Rome, Italy), 1999
It gets more and more frequent to use oxygen consumption (VO2) to evaluate exercise capacity and response to treatment in heart failure patients. The amount of VO2 is due to ventilation, oxygen transport and muscle activity. No one of these single steps can define by itself VO2, but all these physiological functions are integrated each other.
P. G. Agostoni+8 more
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It gets more and more frequent to use oxygen consumption (VO2) to evaluate exercise capacity and response to treatment in heart failure patients. The amount of VO2 is due to ventilation, oxygen transport and muscle activity. No one of these single steps can define by itself VO2, but all these physiological functions are integrated each other.
P. G. Agostoni+8 more
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