Sentence examples for cardiac rate from inspiring English sources

Most disorders of cardiac rate and rhythm in childhood are benign.

Briefly, patients who deceased within 30 days (20 %; n = 37) were older, presented an initial higher cardiac rate and respiratory rate, had more comorbidity, had more frequently severe sepsis or septic shock, and presented higher lactate levels than survivals.

Over the past 30 years, investigators have used nonlinear and so-called chaos theory based techniques to examine a wide range of phenomena ranging from electroencephalogram and cardiac rate and rhythm analyses to stock market and weather predictions.

While the respiratory and the cardiac rate remained normal, the only parameter to show was the blood pressure, which at all the doses tested, showed a tendency toward reduction.

Second, cardiac rate time (CRT) courses based on the TTL (CRTttl), the third derivative (CRTd3), and the third derivative's R-wave estimate (CRTd3R) are generated as the inverse change in time between CP centered points on the initial peak [14].

False feedback of either increased and decreased cardiac rate also influences emotional attributions [8], suggesting that any mismatch between 'perceived' and actual physiology confers greater salience to stimuli [9] perhaps by increasing attention to both viscerosensory information [10] and stimulus features [11] [12].

Cardiac laterality and atrial differentiation were defective in grem2-depleted zebrafish embryos, the researchers report, and functional modelling of the GREM2 human mutation showed that GREM2 overactivity slowed cardiac rates and induced the expression of previously identified AF candidate genes.

These two variables explained 94% of the variation in statewide revascularizaton rates, and cardiac catheterization rate explained 68% of the variation by itself.

High correlations between revascularization rates and cardiac catheterization rates have been found in earlier studies [ 9].

(AP) ALBANY: CARDIAC SURVIVAL RATE The number of patients in New York who die after coronary bypass surgery declined for the third consecutive year in 1998, a new report from the state's Department of Health shows.

Denser oversampling of smaller hearts increases cardiac count rate.