The phrase "a source of heart" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used metaphorically to refer to something that inspires emotion or compassion, but the expression is not standard.
Example: "Her stories were a source of heart for the community, bringing people together in times of need."
Alternatives: "a wellspring of emotion" or "a reservoir of compassion."
The sunflowers provide a source of heart-healthy high-oleic sunflower oil (HOSO) for cooking potato chips, biscuits, nuts and other snacks PepsiCo produces in Mexico under the Sabritas and Gamesa-Quaker brands.
A joint venture between Novartis and BioTransplant, a Charlestown, Mass.-based biotech, have made a major step forward in using cloning technology to create pigs that could be used as a source of hearts and kidneys for transplantation into people.
2. Cocoa Butter or Bust The good fat in "good" chocolate is cocoa butter, which is a source of heart-healthy stearic acid.
Here we evaluated human adipose-derived stem cells (ADSCs) as a source of cells for heart valve tissue engineering investigating their ability to synthesize and process collagen and elastin.
Ricardo Zarate of Picca spent a long time looking for a source of fresh beef hearts for his Peruvian-style anticuchos, and you have to assume the expertise came in handy when Menashe was developing pine-nut-laced chopped beef heart, which, far from being dank and organ-y, is one of the best steak tartares you will ever taste.
Victims in fatal car crashes, for instance, can be a prime source of hearts.
We all know that fish can be a great source of heart-healthy lean protein.
Lipids, the main energy source of heart cells, also underwent a clear metabolic change, indicated by the increased presence of lipid droplets and induction of medium-chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase.
For decades the oil giant has been a source of pride and at the heart of Brazilian life and politics - but its position today is more difficult than ever before.
There has been an ongoing debate in the literature as to whether NO is a protectant or a source of injury in the reperfused heart, but it has clearly been demonstrated that NO has infarct-sparing abilities in isolated buffer-perfused hearts [ 27].
Details on short-term recordings, including source of heart rate periods [54, 55], duration of recordings, epochs used for analysis and patient position [56] were variable or not reported.
