Sentence examples for heart publication from inspiring English sources

In the Heart publication, another analysis of RE-LY is presented, showing that the use of dabigatran is associated with a reduction in plasma apoB levels, suggesting an unexpected pleiotropic side effect with potential clinical consequences.

He always thought it foolish to try to stint on the heart of the publication, the editorial department.

Ultimately, Madison Violet captured the attention of Mojo Magazine, landing "Small Of My Heart" on the publication's distinguished playlist, "Mojo's Top 10," in December 2009.

James Harding, in his biography of the composer, points out that during the Franco-Prussian War in 1870, French newspapers accused Offenbach of being a "Prussian at heart," and German publications simultaneously mounted a campaign against him.

Keogh in 2006 pioneered the publication of heart surgeons' individual mortality data by the Society for Cardiothoracic Surgeons, of which he is a former president.

Employing the young and inexpensive, or the old and over-the-hill – and being himself satisfied with a modest living – he was able to put out a weekly publication with heart and imagination.

Its present name first appeared in a 1915 publication, The Heart of Mendip by Francis Knight, when it was being run as a saddler's shop.

Despite increased fibrosis in the Sgcg−/− D2 hearts) and previous publications [ 9], the mdx mice demonstrated significantly more severe cardiac pathology by echocardiography.

Dee Dee Ramone's lawyer has sought an injunction against the publication of "Poisoned Heart: I Married Dee Dee Ramone," by the late punk rocker's first wife.

A power struggle which, a mere two years on, now has the man behind the cable's publication at its heart.

Data were at the heart of the 16-page publication, part of the nascent fad of applying quantification and basic statistics to understand the political economy and much else.