| Both soils are fine, smectic, hyperthermic Sodic Hapluserts. |
| Heart rate, cardiac output, and minute ventilation increase under hyperthermic conditions, while visceral perfusion decreases. |
| Theodore L. DeWeese, another co-author and a professor of oncology at Johns Hopkins, is not prepared to claim that hyperthermic treatment is a panacea. |
| Respiratory circuit function recorded in the ventral respiratory group is particularly susceptible to hyperthermic stress. |
| Because the liver and kidneys are not required for this process, these organs are largely unburdened by hyperthermic therapy and toxins are able to leave the body even when liver or kidney function is impaired. |
| She had become increasingly hyperthermic throughout the night. |
