Sentence examples for cardiac time from inspiring English sources

No more than 70% of all k-lines were used for the reconstruction of 16 cardiac time frames to avoid artifacts from respiratory movement.

The recently proposed Tei index, obtained from the cardiac time interval analysis, allows noninvasive and quantitative estimation of global ventricular function without geometric evaluation.

To document the duration of fetal cardiac time intervals in uncomplicated singleton pregnancies using a novel non-invasive fetal electrocardiography (fECG) system and to demonstrate this technique's ability to acquire recordings in twin and triplet pregnancies.

Conclusion: In contrast to the observations in the normally grown fetuses, none of the cardiac time intervals in the group of the growth-restricted fetuses were significantly correlated with gestational age.

As magnesium crosses the placental barrier and since the fetal kidney does not excrete magnesium as efficiently as the mature kidney, effects on fetal cardiac time intervals are probable, but still unknown.

Magnetocardiography enables the precise determination of fetal cardiac time intervals (CTI) as early as the second trimester of pregnancy.

See Tevi Troy, "Heavy Heart: The Life and Cardiac Times of Dick Cheney," The Weekly Standard, January 27 , 2014

Demographics, surgical procedure, cardiac bypass time and cross clamp time were recorded.

Cardiac arrest time was 219 min and cardiopulmonary bypass time until declamping aorta was 262 min.

"It's cardiac arrest time in the presidential campaign," he said, right before a commercial break.

The cardiac arrest time for anatomic repair might be effectively reduced by this new approach in pediatric cardiac surgery.