Sentence examples for estimates of heart from inspiring English sources

These analyses provide estimates of heart rate and heart rate variability indices of autonomic regulation for each sleep state.

For example, cardiac and respiratory information are extracted from the electrocardiogram and photoplethysmogram, and are combined to produce more robust estimates of heart and respiration rates.

The annual cost of heart failure to insurers has recently been estimated to be greater than $8,000 per person per year [ 2], with cost estimates of heart failure related admissions estimated at greater than $12,000 [ 3].

We have opted to use data relating to patients with "primary" diagnosis of heart failure, as nationally in the UK and in the literature [ 2, 3, 8, 15, 41, 42], the use of primary diagnosis is well-established for estimates of heart failure disease burden, and local policy makers will be familiar with such use of the data.

The combination of a wide variation in hospital admission rates for heart failure and inaccurate physician estimates of heart failure patient risk of death suggest that a more accurate means of diagnosis in these patients might improve the appropriateness of admission and treatment decisions.

In the present study, the magnitude of the risk estimate of heart attack or angina up to 11 years post-9/11 was greater with an AHR = 6.8 for 3 injuries sustained on 9/11/2001 for a subgroup of persons with primarily acute exposures on 9/11/2001.

To obtain a realistic estimate of heart size, we investigated a group of 64 consecutive patients who came to the St . Antonius Hospitalin Nieuwegein for myocardial SPECT imaging.

The estimate of heart failure prevalence is therefore likely to be a conservative one in the ECHOES and ECHOES-X studies.

This technique provides information on heart rate at the time of BP measurements all over the 24 h, and a rough estimate of heart rate variability may also be obtained by computing the standard deviation of average 24-h, daytime, or nighttime heart rate values.

The lifetime risk estimates of coronary heart disease (CHD) 2 have been widely publicised to promote the public awareness, screening and prevention of CHD disease.

To our knowledge, exact prevalence estimates of (unrecognised) heart failure, with and without reduced ejection fraction, and systolic and diastolic dysfunction in a representative sample of all older patients with type 2 diabetes are lacking.