Sentence examples for cardiovascular time from inspiring English sources

Secondary endpoints are as follows: time to death (non-cardiovascular or cardiovascular); time to unplanned hospitalization; proportion of follow-up days during which patients are alive and are not hospitalized; changes in general and disease-specific quality of life and in HF symptoms; and change in 6 min walk distance.

With respect to the latter, there is an emerging view that complexity of physiological time series such as cardiovascular time series [ 11] and COP fluctuations (e.g. [ 12]) is indicative of the capacity of the system to adapt to a constantly changing environment (see [ 19]).

The investigation of biomarkers in cardiovascular disease: time for a coordinated, international effort.

In addition, attenuation of muscle tissue at the same body height as the residual mass was measured to correct for differences in cardiovascular circulation time.

Moreover, not all clinical data are provided, but there are differences between cases in cardiovascular status, time elapsing after myocardial infarction, and mode of treatment (especially those reported in the 80s and in the 90s of the 20th century).

We propose an alternate theory that vertebrate resting metabolic rates are regulated at levels to optimize metabolic performance during activity, by reducing cardiovascular response times for O2 transport.

Write down "cardiovascular exercise" in time slots that give you 30 to 40 minutes of free time.

Recently, distributions belonging to the Cohen's class were used to estimate time-frequency (TF) coherence between cardiovascular signals[13], and time-varying baroreflex sensitivity[14].

The process whose specific outcome is the progression of the cardiovascular system over time, from its formation to the mature structure.

At the present time, cardiovascular diseases (CVD) account for more than 12 million deaths per year, which represents over 50% of all deaths worldwide.

The international team of researchers examined data from 18,000 men and women collected between 2002 and 2013, to look at trends in the proportion of new cases of dementia and the prevalence of the condition and cardiovascular disease over time.