Definition of respirometer in English:

respirometer

noun ˌrɛspɪˈrɒmɪtəˌrespəˈrämədər

Biology

1A device which measures the rate of consumption of oxygen by a living organism.
〔生〕呼吸计，呼吸测定计
Example sentencesExamples
- The inability of ARPE-Rho 0 cells to respire was confirmed by oxygen consumption analysis in a respirometer.
- Oxygen consumption, an estimation of the rate of metabolism, was measured in bats submitted to different ambient temperatures, under dim light, using an open-air flow respirometer.
- We used an open-circuit respirometer to determine resting metabolic rates of 17 wintering dunlins captured on Tomales Bay.
- Four respirometer chambers were run in parallel, interfaced with a computer for data acquisition and analysis.
- Birds were placed in respirometers between 1500 and 1600 h. Oxygen consumption and T b were recorded from 1600 to 0700 h the following morning, after which birds were returned to their cages and fed.
1. 1.1Medicine An instrument for measuring the air capacity of the lungs.
  〔医〕肺活量计
  Example sentencesExamples
  Exhaled volumes were measured at the y connector using a respirometer, with an accuracy of [+ or -] 2% at a continuous flow of 16 L / min, and [+ or -] 5 to 10% at 60 L / min.
  Other instruments developed from this time also included the Wright respirometer, still in use in anaesthetics.
  Between uses on different patients, portable respirometers and ventilator thermometers should be sterilized or subjected to high-level disinfection.

Definition of respirometer in US English:

respirometer

nounˌrespəˈrämədər

Biology

1A device that measures the rate of consumption of oxygen by a living organism or organic system.
〔生〕呼吸计，呼吸测定计
Example sentencesExamples
- Four respirometer chambers were run in parallel, interfaced with a computer for data acquisition and analysis.
- Oxygen consumption, an estimation of the rate of metabolism, was measured in bats submitted to different ambient temperatures, under dim light, using an open-air flow respirometer.
- We used an open-circuit respirometer to determine resting metabolic rates of 17 wintering dunlins captured on Tomales Bay.
- Birds were placed in respirometers between 1500 and 1600 h. Oxygen consumption and T b were recorded from 1600 to 0700 h the following morning, after which birds were returned to their cages and fed.
- The inability of ARPE-Rho 0 cells to respire was confirmed by oxygen consumption analysis in a respirometer.
1. 1.1Medicine An instrument for measuring the air capacity of the lungs.
  〔医〕肺活量计
  Example sentencesExamples
  Exhaled volumes were measured at the y connector using a respirometer, with an accuracy of [+ or -] 2% at a continuous flow of 16 L / min, and [+ or -] 5 to 10% at 60 L / min.
  Between uses on different patients, portable respirometers and ventilator thermometers should be sterilized or subjected to high-level disinfection.
  Other instruments developed from this time also included the Wright respirometer, still in use in anaesthetics.

词汇	respirometer
释义	Definition of respirometer in English: respirometer noun ˌrɛspɪˈrɒmɪtəˌrespəˈrämədər Biology 1A device which measures the rate of consumption of oxygen by a living organism. 〔生〕呼吸计，呼吸测定计 Example sentencesExamples The inability of ARPE-Rho 0 cells to respire was confirmed by oxygen consumption analysis in a respirometer. Oxygen consumption, an estimation of the rate of metabolism, was measured in bats submitted to different ambient temperatures, under dim light, using an open-air flow respirometer. We used an open-circuit respirometer to determine resting metabolic rates of 17 wintering dunlins captured on Tomales Bay. Four respirometer chambers were run in parallel, interfaced with a computer for data acquisition and analysis. Birds were placed in respirometers between 1500 and 1600 h. Oxygen consumption and T b were recorded from 1600 to 0700 h the following morning, after which birds were returned to their cages and fed. 1.1Medicine An instrument for measuring the air capacity of the lungs. 〔医〕肺活量计 Example sentencesExamples Exhaled volumes were measured at the y connector using a respirometer, with an accuracy of [+ or -] 2% at a continuous flow of 16 L / min, and [+ or -] 5 to 10% at 60 L / min. Other instruments developed from this time also included the Wright respirometer, still in use in anaesthetics. Between uses on different patients, portable respirometers and ventilator thermometers should be sterilized or subjected to high-level disinfection. Definition of respirometer in US English: respirometer nounˌrespəˈrämədər Biology 1A device that measures the rate of consumption of oxygen by a living organism or organic system. 〔生〕呼吸计，呼吸测定计 Example sentencesExamples Four respirometer chambers were run in parallel, interfaced with a computer for data acquisition and analysis. Oxygen consumption, an estimation of the rate of metabolism, was measured in bats submitted to different ambient temperatures, under dim light, using an open-air flow respirometer. We used an open-circuit respirometer to determine resting metabolic rates of 17 wintering dunlins captured on Tomales Bay. Birds were placed in respirometers between 1500 and 1600 h. Oxygen consumption and T b were recorded from 1600 to 0700 h the following morning, after which birds were returned to their cages and fed. The inability of ARPE-Rho 0 cells to respire was confirmed by oxygen consumption analysis in a respirometer. 1.1Medicine An instrument for measuring the air capacity of the lungs. 〔医〕肺活量计 Example sentencesExamples Exhaled volumes were measured at the y connector using a respirometer, with an accuracy of [+ or -] 2% at a continuous flow of 16 L / min, and [+ or -] 5 to 10% at 60 L / min. Between uses on different patients, portable respirometers and ventilator thermometers should be sterilized or subjected to high-level disinfection. Other instruments developed from this time also included the Wright respirometer, still in use in anaesthetics.
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