Sentence examples for electrical heart from inspiring English sources
Quinn said she began seeing doctors in 2003 about a series of heart ailments that was eventually diagnosed as electrical heart disease, a form of arrhythmia.
The results are diversely intriguing: led by resonant bass, "Elephant Decision" is Dead Air's equivalent of "Walk on the Wild Side", while the retro-futurist mode of "Electrical Heart" resembles early Human League fronted by Patti Smith.
IC_MARC assigns probabilities to independent components of belonging to each of six classes (blinks, lateral eye movements, electrical heart beat artifact, muscle artifact, neural or mixed artifact) and relies on multinomial regression to predict class probabilities for each component.
Electrophysiologic study (EPS) procedures are used to study fibrillation in patients; they consist of inducing a controlled fibrillation in surgical room to analyze electrical heart reactions or to decide for implanting medical devices (i.e., pacemaker).
When I asked this morning if she would help my husband bathe since he has a dialysis port inserted in his chest and is wearing an electrical heart monitor that I presume shouldn't be showered with, she said she would evaluate his need (to what? be clean?) when she (eventually) gets here.
The chronic disease causes colopathy, severe arrhythmia, and other electrical heart defects [ 49– 51].
MiRNAs can regulate cardiac function such as the conductance of electrical signals, heart muscle contraction, heart growth and morphogenesis.
Fly hearts were paced with external electrical pacing and heart function was observed immediately following and two minutes after pacing.
Heart rate and electrical activity of the heart were monitored via a lead II electrocardiogram using needle electrodes placed subcutaneously.
One of the new studies the F.D.A. released Friday showed potentially dangerous heart electrical changes in healthy people taking the drug.
The relative timing, size, and direction of these waves are all important diagnostic information in the evaluation of cardiac electrical function and heart disease.
