Sentence examples for ability of heart from inspiring English sources

Although more tests are needed, the drug has been shown to stimulate the ability of heart muscles to contract without debilitating side-effects.

The heart sound diagnostic system uses a new type of OMAP3530 chip as a core and can provide high-speed computing ability and flexible control ability of DSP, adopt new heart sound sensor and signal conditioning modules, better provide the collecting ability of heart sound signals and better reduce noise.

Suppressing cardiomyocyte mitochondrial ROS production with transgencially expressed superoxide dismutase improved the cardiomyopathy, whereas enhancing the ability of heart tubes to manage ER stress had no effect.

The ability of heart rate to recover after exercise is related to the capacity of the cardiovascular system mediated by vagal activity and baroreceptor adaptations that occur during exercise [ 9].

The increased mRNA concentrations for FAT, FATP and ACS1 in 7 weeks old ZDF rats also support the idea that, in addition to an increased availability of circulating lipid substrates (at least TAG), the ability of heart to take up and activate fatty acids is increased.

To evaluate the prognostic and risk stratified ability of heart-type fatty-acid-binding protein (H-FABP) in patients with community acquired pneumonia (CAP) in emergency department (ED) and to compare it with Pneumonia Severity Index (PSI) and CURB-65.

Cognitive impairment can reduce the self-care abilities of heart failure patients.

Heart failure is a condition that impairs the ability of the heart to pump a sufficient amount of blood through the body.

In the confusing days that followed, we learned from his autopsy that Bryan had hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), a heart condition that affects the ability of the heart muscle to pump blood through the body.

When heart failure occurs, the ability of the heart to contract is decreased (systolic dysfunction), or the heart becomes stiff and does not relax normally (diastolic dysfunction); in some cases both conditions exist together.

Professor Paul Riley, from the University College London, said: "The adult epicardial cells which line the muscle of the heart can be activated, move inward and give rise to new heart muscle". "We saw an improvement in the ejection fraction, in the ability of the heart to pump out blood, of 25%." As well as pumping more blood, the scar tissue was reduced and the walls of the heart became thicker.