1. The rise in temperature is not statistically significant.

2. The main symptoms are dullness , depression and rise in temperature .

3. The greatest seasonal rise in temperature occurs in the winter and spring.

4. The main symptoms of anthraxvare rise in temperature , cessation of rumination , and rapid breathing .

5. We were hoping for some respite, instead we are experiencing continual rise in temperature.

6. The saccharin - fed animals, on the other hand, showed no such rise in temperature.

7. There is rise in temperature , difficulty in breathing and frothy discharge from the nostrils .

8. This disease is characterised by rise in temperature and bleeding from the mucous membranes .

9. “The rise in temperature should not be allowed to exceed 0.2 degrees Celsius per decade.”

10. This detector could detect radiation by the rise in temperature generated by a heat-absorbing body.

11. Modification to the VPD was achieved assuming a constant absolute humidity and a # °C rise in temperature

12. Modification to the VPD was achieved assuming a constant absolute humidity and a 3(C rise in temperature.

13. Water can store a lot of heat without a substantial rise in temperature, thus helping to moderate climate.

14. The main symptoms are rise in temperature , discharge from the nose and eyes , cough , pneumonia , pleurisy and inflammation of joints , especially of hind limbs .

15. If that isn't enough, there's microphones, electric eyes, pressure-sensitive mats, vibration detectors, tear gas, and even thermostats that detect the slightest rise in temperature.

16. Bolometer, instrument for measuring radiation by means of the rise in temperature of a blackened metal strip in one of the arms of a resistance bridge.

17. Its chief symptoms are rise in temperature , and appearance of pimples followed by vesicles , usually on the inner surface of thighs , on the udder , teats and under the tail .

18. The characteristic symptoms are soreness of the mouth , rise in temperature , the animal is wholly off the feed , vesicles appear on the tongue , cheeks and mucous membrane of the trunk .

19. However, above a certain level (referred to as the threshold) depending on the duration of exposure, RF exposure and the accompanying rise in temperature can provoke serious health effects, such as heatstroke and tissue damage (burns).

20. Despite the fact that the faster maintains normal temperature on a fast, or even has a slight rise in temperature, there is commonly a feeling of Chilliness in a moderate temperature in which he ordinarily feels comfortable

21. Coefficient of expansion definition is - the ratio of the increase of length, area, or volume of a body per degree rise in temperature to its length, area, or volume, respectively, at some specified temperature, commonly 0° C, the pressure being kept constant —called also expansivity.

22. A quick rise in temperature (10°C/15 min) does not alter the oxygen consumption of Arianta arbustorum between 20°C and 25°C, and of Eobania vermiculata and Helix aspersa between 20°C and 30°C. After prolonged aestivation Eobania vermiculata looses this ability to regulate.

23. Over the course of time the patient developed a further rise in temperature to 41.8°C, rhabdomyolysis with an increase of the CK to 10190U/L, liver damage with an AST of 3938U/L and an ALT with 3591U/L, coagulation disorder with a prothrombin time <12% and a decrease of the platelets to 22000/μL, hemolysis with a drop of hemoglobin to 6.7g/dL, pancreatitis with an amylase of 108U/L and a lipase of 1530U/L and a severe cerebellar dysfunction with dysarthria, tremor and ataxia.