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The better hypoxic survival of 2 n = 52 is also reflected in its significantly higher beating and heart frequencies (Arieli, Heth, Nevo, Zamir, et al. 1986), and a higher metabolic network was also unfolded genomically (Brodsky et al. 2005) (fig. 2), and by cytochrome b evolution (Nevo, Beiles, Spradling, 1999).

For determination of TEE objective methods such as doubly labelled water (DLW) or heart frequency measurements are available.

Outcome parameters were (1) the effects on fetal and maternal heart frequency (FHF / MHF) and blood pressure, and (2) subjective experiences of adverse effects assessed by utilising a questionnaire.

SIRS means two or more of the following symptoms: fever (>38.0 °C or <36.0 °C), white blood cell count (>12 × 109/L or <4 × 109/L), tachypnoea (respiratory rate >20/min or PaCO2 <4.3 kPa), or tachycardia (heart frequency >90 beats per minute).

in the LR_BAD1+ model, we have added features extracted from hourly measures of urine and minute-by-minute measures of heart frequency (HF) and mean arterial blood pressure (MABP).

In patients unable to perform physical exercise or did not reach at least 85% of expected heart frequency maximum (220 beats/min – age) a pharmacological stress with dypyridamole/dobutamine was performed according to a standard protocol (n = 111).

Heart frequency was determined by the use of pulse intervals.

Heart work was defined as the product of force x heart frequency.

Prior to and after this acclimatisation period heart frequency, respiratory rate, and body temperature were recorded.

During this period, we monitored heart frequency and blood pressure, which remained stable.

Due to a heart frequency of >70 per minute, images were acquired every second heartbeat.