Sentence examples for heart in general from inspiring English sources

Anyway, now that I've talked myself into being OK with sharing a list of books that worked for me this year, here are some of them amid the piles and piles of ones I gave up on or haven't had the heart in general to try to read yet. .

Anyway, now that I've talked myself into being OK with sharing a list of books that worked for me this year, here are some of them amid the piles and piles of ones I gave up on or haven't had the heart in general to try to read yet.

Vitamin B is helpful to your overall heart health, in general, but folate is a special form of vitamin B that seems to have a direct connection to artery health.

There is some evidence that this is because hearts in general have hardened.

We included reactions into the network if evidence were found for occurrence in human cardiomyocytes or heart tissue in general (e.g.: heart muscle, myocard, cardiac tissue).

During the follow-up 9370 deaths occurred, 3393 deaths were due to heart diseases in general, including 2476 deaths due to coronary heart disease (CHD).

One of the papers described major changes [24] while no major changes were found in a second study [25] Our results show that major changes in the structure of t-tubules can occur in human heart failure, in general agreement with conclusions from animal models of heart failure.

Specifically focusing on Class II heart failure patients enabled us to "focus in" on potential early events occurring during heart failure, and also eliminated the variability found in studying all classes of heart failure in general.

In contrast, it is surprising that a previous diagnosis of heart failure was associated with lower hs-TnT levels in our study as patients with heart failure in general will have high troponin levels [ 28].

Once on their feet and in full flow, no campaigner against the euro can find a single thing of merit that might validate their contention to be, at heart and in general, in favour of any aspect of the European Union.

Though this measure is thought to be a good predictor of heart disease in general, what it means for over-exercisers isn't so clear.