Definition of basal metabolic rate in English:

basal metabolic rate

noun

The rate at which the body uses energy while at rest to maintain vital functions such as breathing and keeping warm.
Example sentencesExamples
- In adult humans, an estimated 23% of daily basal metabolic rate relates to energy demands of the brain alone.
- Advancing age is also associated with a decrease in the basal metabolic rate, as well as changes in the senses of taste and smell.
- The forager expends 1 unit of energy per time period as a basal metabolic rate, independent of what it is doing.
- For every 0.6 [degrees] C increase in core temperature, there is a 10 percent elevation in the basal metabolic rate.
- It tests the body's lean muscle mass, total actual body weight, lean weight, hydration levels, basal metabolic rate, estimated calorie requirement, body mass index and the impedance of the current that travels through one's body.
- A positive genetic correlation between basal metabolic rate and maximal rate of oxygen consumption is a key assumption of the aerobic capacity model for the evolution of endothermy.
- Earlier on, I spoke about the possibility of raising your basal metabolic rate, and there is a form of exercise that can help you accomplish this task.
- The speed at which this happens is known as metabolic rate; basal metabolic rate is measured when the organism is at rest, and thus shows how efficiently it uses energy.
- If rapid growth rates reflect the basal metabolic rates of sauropods, then these giant dinosaurs can no longer be regarded as ‘good reptiles.’
- These small rodents have exceptionally low water loss rates due to a respiratory countercurrent heat exchanger, highly-concentrating kidneys, and a low basal metabolic rate.
- Physiologically, the body's basal metabolic rate slows down with age and is accompanied by a decrease in lean body tissue and an increase in fat.
- In general, estrogen leads to an increase in basal metabolic rate as well as increased ambulatory activity and decreased activity of lipoprotein lipase in laboratory animals.
- One of the earliest such tests, the basal metabolic rate, was potentially one of the best, since it measured the effect of thyroid hormone in the body.
- In 1956, Hollender reported on 126 patients seen in his otolaryngology practice who had a low basal metabolic rate and were treated with levothyroxine.
- Extremely low calorie diets and fasting often result in loss of lean muscle and a resultant decrease in basal metabolic rate, often resulting in health problems and difficulty in maintaining weight loss.
- The basal metabolic rate is increased in a few species.
- All patients were advised on diet and exercise based on their personal basal metabolic rate.
- That afternoon, I visited the health-services division, where I had my basal metabolic rate charted.
- The vitamin-D-deficient calves had increased basal metabolic rates and decreased blood calcium and phosphorus.
- A lot depends upon their size, their activities and their basal metabolic rate.

Derivatives

basal metabolism

nounˌbeɪs(ə)l məˈtabəlɪz(ə)m

mass noun

The rate at which the body uses energy while at rest to maintain vital functions such as breathing and keeping warm.
low-calorie diets suppress basal metabolism
Example sentencesExamples
- In rodents, sympathetic activation of brown fat appears to play an important role in increasing thermogenesis and basal metabolism via activation of uncoupling proteins.
- This involuntary activity is known as basal metabolism and represents about 60 percent of your body's energy need.
- Some sources use the terms resting metabolic rate or resting energy expenditure to describe basal metabolism.

Definition of basal metabolic rate in US English:

basal metabolic rate

nounˌbāsəl ˌmedəˌbälik ˈrāt

The rate at which the body uses energy while at rest to keep vital functions going, such as breathing and keeping warm.
Example sentencesExamples
- If rapid growth rates reflect the basal metabolic rates of sauropods, then these giant dinosaurs can no longer be regarded as ‘good reptiles.’
- These small rodents have exceptionally low water loss rates due to a respiratory countercurrent heat exchanger, highly-concentrating kidneys, and a low basal metabolic rate.
- The forager expends 1 unit of energy per time period as a basal metabolic rate, independent of what it is doing.
- That afternoon, I visited the health-services division, where I had my basal metabolic rate charted.
- For every 0.6 [degrees] C increase in core temperature, there is a 10 percent elevation in the basal metabolic rate.
- It tests the body's lean muscle mass, total actual body weight, lean weight, hydration levels, basal metabolic rate, estimated calorie requirement, body mass index and the impedance of the current that travels through one's body.
- The basal metabolic rate is increased in a few species.
- Physiologically, the body's basal metabolic rate slows down with age and is accompanied by a decrease in lean body tissue and an increase in fat.
- Advancing age is also associated with a decrease in the basal metabolic rate, as well as changes in the senses of taste and smell.
- A positive genetic correlation between basal metabolic rate and maximal rate of oxygen consumption is a key assumption of the aerobic capacity model for the evolution of endothermy.
- A lot depends upon their size, their activities and their basal metabolic rate.
- The vitamin-D-deficient calves had increased basal metabolic rates and decreased blood calcium and phosphorus.
- One of the earliest such tests, the basal metabolic rate, was potentially one of the best, since it measured the effect of thyroid hormone in the body.
- The speed at which this happens is known as metabolic rate; basal metabolic rate is measured when the organism is at rest, and thus shows how efficiently it uses energy.
- Earlier on, I spoke about the possibility of raising your basal metabolic rate, and there is a form of exercise that can help you accomplish this task.
- In adult humans, an estimated 23% of daily basal metabolic rate relates to energy demands of the brain alone.
- Extremely low calorie diets and fasting often result in loss of lean muscle and a resultant decrease in basal metabolic rate, often resulting in health problems and difficulty in maintaining weight loss.
- In 1956, Hollender reported on 126 patients seen in his otolaryngology practice who had a low basal metabolic rate and were treated with levothyroxine.
- In general, estrogen leads to an increase in basal metabolic rate as well as increased ambulatory activity and decreased activity of lipoprotein lipase in laboratory animals.
- All patients were advised on diet and exercise based on their personal basal metabolic rate.

单词	basal metabolic rate
释义	Definition of basal metabolic rate in English: basal metabolic rate noun The rate at which the body uses energy while at rest to maintain vital functions such as breathing and keeping warm. Example sentencesExamples In adult humans, an estimated 23% of daily basal metabolic rate relates to energy demands of the brain alone. Advancing age is also associated with a decrease in the basal metabolic rate, as well as changes in the senses of taste and smell. The forager expends 1 unit of energy per time period as a basal metabolic rate, independent of what it is doing. For every 0.6 [degrees] C increase in core temperature, there is a 10 percent elevation in the basal metabolic rate. It tests the body's lean muscle mass, total actual body weight, lean weight, hydration levels, basal metabolic rate, estimated calorie requirement, body mass index and the impedance of the current that travels through one's body. A positive genetic correlation between basal metabolic rate and maximal rate of oxygen consumption is a key assumption of the aerobic capacity model for the evolution of endothermy. Earlier on, I spoke about the possibility of raising your basal metabolic rate, and there is a form of exercise that can help you accomplish this task. The speed at which this happens is known as metabolic rate; basal metabolic rate is measured when the organism is at rest, and thus shows how efficiently it uses energy. If rapid growth rates reflect the basal metabolic rates of sauropods, then these giant dinosaurs can no longer be regarded as ‘good reptiles.’ These small rodents have exceptionally low water loss rates due to a respiratory countercurrent heat exchanger, highly-concentrating kidneys, and a low basal metabolic rate. Physiologically, the body's basal metabolic rate slows down with age and is accompanied by a decrease in lean body tissue and an increase in fat. In general, estrogen leads to an increase in basal metabolic rate as well as increased ambulatory activity and decreased activity of lipoprotein lipase in laboratory animals. One of the earliest such tests, the basal metabolic rate, was potentially one of the best, since it measured the effect of thyroid hormone in the body. In 1956, Hollender reported on 126 patients seen in his otolaryngology practice who had a low basal metabolic rate and were treated with levothyroxine. Extremely low calorie diets and fasting often result in loss of lean muscle and a resultant decrease in basal metabolic rate, often resulting in health problems and difficulty in maintaining weight loss. The basal metabolic rate is increased in a few species. All patients were advised on diet and exercise based on their personal basal metabolic rate. That afternoon, I visited the health-services division, where I had my basal metabolic rate charted. The vitamin-D-deficient calves had increased basal metabolic rates and decreased blood calcium and phosphorus. A lot depends upon their size, their activities and their basal metabolic rate. Derivatives basal metabolism nounˌbeɪs(ə)l məˈtabəlɪz(ə)m mass noun The rate at which the body uses energy while at rest to maintain vital functions such as breathing and keeping warm. low-calorie diets suppress basal metabolism Example sentencesExamples In rodents, sympathetic activation of brown fat appears to play an important role in increasing thermogenesis and basal metabolism via activation of uncoupling proteins. This involuntary activity is known as basal metabolism and represents about 60 percent of your body's energy need. Some sources use the terms resting metabolic rate or resting energy expenditure to describe basal metabolism. Definition of basal metabolic rate in US English: basal metabolic rate nounˌbāsəl ˌmedəˌbälik ˈrāt The rate at which the body uses energy while at rest to keep vital functions going, such as breathing and keeping warm. Example sentencesExamples If rapid growth rates reflect the basal metabolic rates of sauropods, then these giant dinosaurs can no longer be regarded as ‘good reptiles.’ These small rodents have exceptionally low water loss rates due to a respiratory countercurrent heat exchanger, highly-concentrating kidneys, and a low basal metabolic rate. The forager expends 1 unit of energy per time period as a basal metabolic rate, independent of what it is doing. That afternoon, I visited the health-services division, where I had my basal metabolic rate charted. For every 0.6 [degrees] C increase in core temperature, there is a 10 percent elevation in the basal metabolic rate. It tests the body's lean muscle mass, total actual body weight, lean weight, hydration levels, basal metabolic rate, estimated calorie requirement, body mass index and the impedance of the current that travels through one's body. The basal metabolic rate is increased in a few species. Physiologically, the body's basal metabolic rate slows down with age and is accompanied by a decrease in lean body tissue and an increase in fat. Advancing age is also associated with a decrease in the basal metabolic rate, as well as changes in the senses of taste and smell. A positive genetic correlation between basal metabolic rate and maximal rate of oxygen consumption is a key assumption of the aerobic capacity model for the evolution of endothermy. A lot depends upon their size, their activities and their basal metabolic rate. The vitamin-D-deficient calves had increased basal metabolic rates and decreased blood calcium and phosphorus. One of the earliest such tests, the basal metabolic rate, was potentially one of the best, since it measured the effect of thyroid hormone in the body. The speed at which this happens is known as metabolic rate; basal metabolic rate is measured when the organism is at rest, and thus shows how efficiently it uses energy. Earlier on, I spoke about the possibility of raising your basal metabolic rate, and there is a form of exercise that can help you accomplish this task. In adult humans, an estimated 23% of daily basal metabolic rate relates to energy demands of the brain alone. Extremely low calorie diets and fasting often result in loss of lean muscle and a resultant decrease in basal metabolic rate, often resulting in health problems and difficulty in maintaining weight loss. In 1956, Hollender reported on 126 patients seen in his otolaryngology practice who had a low basal metabolic rate and were treated with levothyroxine. In general, estrogen leads to an increase in basal metabolic rate as well as increased ambulatory activity and decreased activity of lipoprotein lipase in laboratory animals. All patients were advised on diet and exercise based on their personal basal metabolic rate.
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