Studies of circadian cycles in human subjects during prolonged isolation in a constant environment using eight-channel telemetry systems
Telemetry monitored physiological data of human circadian cycles during prolonged isolation
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Telemetry monitored physiological data of human circadian cycles during prolonged isolation
Weak electromagnetic fields effect on human circadian rhythms in underground shielded and unshielded rooms
Circadian activity rhythms in animals and man, showing correlation between natural frequency and phase angle difference between activity rhythm and time-signal rhythm
Circadian oscillations of deep body temperature and heart rate in ambulatory primate in controlled environment
14-day confinement test to study circadian rhythmicity in vigilance task performance using least squares spectral analysis
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Weak alternating electric field effects on human circadian rhythms
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Light effects on circadian rhythms in monkeys, describing changes in deep body temperature and locomotor activity phase relationships
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Desynchronization and resynchronization of human circadian rhythms of activity, body temperature and urine excretion during isolation in underground bunker in various conditions
Circadian variations in human temperature regulation, measuring peripheral and rectal temperatures and peripheral heat and arterial blood flows in clothed resting males
Circadian rhythms characteristics of healthy human beings as reference standards for comparing investigation data from different continents
Circadian rhythm phase relationships between photoperiodism and heart rate, locomotor activity and deep body temperature /DBT/ in unrestrained monkeys
Physiological circadian rhythms in isolated and nonisolated Macaca Nemestrinas living under varied light intensities, noting telemetered deep body temperature, urine volume and sodium, etc
Nonhuman primate circadian rhythms as functions of phase shift carried out in advance or delay
Drosophila brain Circadian oscillation as gating device restricting emergence behavior of adult
Human circadian coronary circulatory rhythms during space flight weightlessness or bedrest with and without exercise