Sentence examples for electrical rhythm from inspiring English sources

An outer ring on the prototype, Verily confirmed, measures a person's electrocardiogram (ECG), or the electrical rhythm of the heart.

We gazed intently at the portable monitor at the foot of her bed, which showed her heart's electrical rhythm, oxygen level and blood pressure.

When the heart is beating, there is a fleeting moment, about one one-hundredth of a second long, when the electrical rhythm is in effect resetting, in the milliseconds just before a beat.

If in that instant a moderate blow is directed to exactly the spot on the chest above the heart, the electrical rhythm breaks, and the heart quits beating, and instead "fibrillates" or quivers uselessly inside the chest.

The arrhythmia, known as prolongation of the QT interval, referring to two waves of the heart's electrical rhythm, is estimated to cause several thousand deaths a year in the United States.

Sometimes the clogging of an artery sets off an immediate disruption in the heart's electrical rhythm; sometimes it doesn't.

An electrocardiogram (ECG) monitors your heart's electrical rhythms.

Propulsid helps activate electrical rhythms in the stomach to push food through the digestive tract.

The resulting decreases and increases in electrical rhythms produce another set of readings known as event-related desynchronisation (ERD) and event-related synchronisation (ERS).

One way to find your maximum heart rate is with a stress test, in which you walk or jog on a treadmill that makes you, and thus your heart, work progressively harder while an electrocardiograph monitors your heart's electrical rhythms.

One of these, Propulsid (cisapride), activates electrical rhythms in the stomach to help push food through the digestive tract.