Hypoxia in a sentence

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A team of academics from East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma, was commissioned to look into the option of nitrogen hypoxia, the has reported.

Hypoxia is low or depleted oxygen levels in surface waters that can be harmful to aquatic species and can in some cases increase production of harmful greenhouse gases from rivers.

In February, the state’s prison commissioner said that the department of corrections “should be” finished developing a nitrogen hypoxia protocol by the end of 2023.

Put another way, a bit more than 3% of the Bay suffered from severe hypoxia, on average, last summer.

The group also underwent 'typical astronaut training' which included water survival training, hypoxia training - 'where they took away our oxygen' - and G-force training.

WhenATP electron production is poor; cell and fluid voltages fall, acidic hypoxia ensues, cell damage occurs and anaerobic survival pathways kick in. Acidity or pH below 7, further refuses oxygen and a downward spiral into disease and cancer results.

At 8:25 p.m. on Thursday, Alabama became the first state in the U.S. to execute an individual using nitrogen hypoxia.

Clinical research coordinator René Vargas Zamora holds up an example of the Monk Skin Tone Scale at UC San Francisco’s Hypoxia Lab.

Hypoxia coupled with alcohol is a recipe for a health disaster.

In a prior physiology experiment exploring human adaptations to hypoxia, healthy volunteers breathing pure nitrogen often experienced seizures within 17-20 seconds.

Medical experts say she suffered a period of “profound cerebral hypoxia” lasting more than two minutes and suffered a “hypoxic brain injury”.

The 2025 target is simply not a priority for the task force, said Doug Daigle, a research scientist at Louisiana State University and coordinator of the Louisiana Hypoxia Working Group.

The Tibetan communities have adapted to survive and flourish in spite of the thinner air, which contrasts with most people who would suffer from hypoxia.

After the symptoms persisted for five days he went to a primary care physician who diagnosed hypoxia, which occurs when the tissues do not have enough oxygen to sustain bodily functions.

But in the case of Covid-19, undetected hypoxia appears to be one of the specialties of the virus.

Each state represented on the Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia Task Force has committed funding, research and resources to implement nutrient-reduction strategies that fit local landscapes and address local needs.

Haitao Liu et al, Heart-on-a-Chip Model with Integrated Extra- and Intracellular Bioelectronics for Monitoring Cardiac Electrophysiology under Acute Hypoxia, DOI: 10.1021/acs.

How the brain responds to the low oxygen level could be one of the factors behind the condition, known as silent hypoxemia or "happy hypoxia," said the study published in the online American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.

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