Sentence examples for heart proposed from inspiring English sources

(Tetracoilia, animals with a four-chambered heart, proposed by a contemporary of Linnaeus's, the Scottish surgeon John Hunter, was at least as good an idea).

The developments occurred after North Korea, in a sudden change of heart, proposed on Thursday that the two countries hold their first government-to-government dialogue in years.

The development came after North Korea, in a sudden change of heart, proposed a day earlier that the two Koreas hold their first government-to-government dialogue in years.

Wallace Mercer, the chairman of Hearts, proposed a merger of the two clubs, but the Hibs fans believed that the proposal was more like a hostile takeover.

The observed activation/upregulation of Akt1 [23], Bcl2 and cell survival associated pathways, such as JAK-STAT [24] and NFκB [25] [28] pathways in both cardiogenin-activated MSCs and EGJ-treated MI hearts propose that EGJ/cardiogenin does have the ability to increase the survival potential of myocytes at risk along infarct rim and MSCs that migrate to the infarct zone.

At its heart, the proposed legislation is imposing Chinese nationalism on Hong Kongers.

Darman sprinkled his own little peace dividend about politically popular domestic programs--as well as on a project dear to his own heart, the proposed manned landing on Mars.

Democrats, meanwhile, took McCain's lofty sentiments to heart and proposed a bill which would have sent the bill back to committee and restored the precious regular order McCain so dearly lionized in his speech.

Working on a hypothesis that modulation of only some key members in the miRNA superfamily could benefit ischemic heart, we proposed a microarray based network biology approach to identify them with the recognized clinical effect of propranolol as a prompt.

For example, with some minor modifications to cover the partly underdeveloped left heart, the proposed model could form a good foundation for the analysis of newborns with underdeveloped left ventricles and model based design of left ventricular assist devices.

If an individual's estimated survival was over 1 year and the heart team proposed invasive treatment, 2-year survival of these patients was around 75% and independent from the presence of an pmIF regardless of whether these findings were classified as non-severe (P = 0.923) or severe (P = 0.823).