The phrase "affected heart" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing emotional or physical states, particularly in medical or psychological discussions.
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with an affected heart, indicating a serious underlying condition that required immediate attention."
Alternatives: "impaired heart" or "damaged heart".
But the paper does build on previous research, such as this study in mice, which suggested exercise affected heart rhythm, and other work which has suggested long-term strenuous endurance exercise can damage the heart.
First, comparison of paired data from individual mosquitoes before and after a manipulation revealed whether that manipulation affected heart contraction dynamics.
However, the power of these last statistical tests was low: if one of the listed variables affected heart rate during flight, the probability of obtaining a significant result was 0.63 if the variable explained an additional 5% of the variation in heart rate.
Neither treatment significantly affected heart rate values.
Furthermore, myocardial IL-1β level was elevated in DCM heart, suggesting excessively produced IL-1β affected heart via circulation.
Despite these observations, Th17 cells do not appear to play a major role in the heart disease of the Stat3C/C mice, since IL-17A neutralization could only protect 25% of the mice and only marginally affected heart infiltration, fibrosis and α-myosin antibody levels.
Immunoblots of affected heart and skeletal muscle showed a dramatic reduction of dystrophin protein and histopathology of affected hearts indicated muscle fiber degeneration.
Antipsychotic drugs can affect heart rhythm in some vulnerable people.
Great music, timeless music, is something that affects heart, mind, soul and, yes, the crotch too.
Dr. Ganong was also one of the discoverers of Lown-Ganong-Levine syndrome, an electrical abnormality that affects heart rhythm.
Dr. Cowley added that large doses could theoretically affect heart rate and blood pressure or cause digestive problems like diarrhea.
