Sentence examples for equivalent heart from inspiring English sources

Relative to the relaxation condition, the worry group demonstrated greater subjective anxiety across exposures, despite the fact that all three groups displayed strong and equivalent cardiovascular response to the first speech presentation and showed equivalent heart rate decreases across the repeated presentations.

The longest period of asystole confirmed with an ECG was 14.4 seconds in bear 3 during a period where the respiration rate was 1.53 breaths/minute (winter; equivalent heart rate of 4 bpm) and the maximum HR confirmed with an ECG was 214 bpm (summer).

At peak exercise, we recorded Watts, metabolic equivalents, heart rate, and blood pressure.

And since you are sometimes doing the equivalent of heart surgery in a bathroom, the only thing that makes it the best place to do it is the feeling that the person who is watching is absolutely engaged".

Cytochrome c was Sigma type VI (or equivalent) horse heart protein.

Taylor's genius was to bring an edge of ominous psychedelia to his soul music, creating an aural equivalent of the heart in turmoil.

DM is considered an equivalent of coronary heart disease (CHD).

Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a chronic disease regarded as a risk equivalent of coronary heart disease.

A hard drive crash is the computer's equivalent of a heart attack: sometimes you get false symptoms, but sometimes they're fatal.

Addressing Tory activists, Mr McLoughlin said the UK's rail system was "almost full up" and said the HS2 rail route would be the equivalent of a "heart bypass", freeing up capacity elsewhere on the rest of the network.

"From my understanding, it would have been the equivalent of a heart attack for my lungs, so another couple of tough sessions back then could have disastrous for me".