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. 2016 Nov 23;7:564. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2016.00564

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Copyright © 2016 Neal, Massey, Tipton, Young and Corbett.

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Select thermophysiological variables showing time course of heat acclimation with (HA_De: black) and without (HA_Eu: gray) permissive dehydration as determined from standard heat stress tests (HST). Data are mean(SD) and n = 8 unless otherwise stated. (A) End exercise rectal temperature (T_re); (B) End exercise mean skin temperature ( ${\bar{T}}_{Sk}$ ); (C) End exercise mean heart rate (f_c); (D) Mean HST whole-body sweat rate (n = 7). Significant post-hoc time effects (P < 0.05) are denoted by superscripted letter (^a = HST_pre vs. HST_mid; ^b = HST_pre vs. HST_post; ^c = HST_pre vs. HST_decay; ^d = HST_mid; vs. HST_post; ^e = HST_mid; vs. HST_decay; ^f = HST_post vs. HST_decay).