Sentence examples for heart reduced from inspiring English sources
When the BBC moved The Voice earlier in the schedule before the two shows launched last month, ITV responded by moving Britain's Got Talent earlier before an 11th hour change of heart reduced the overlap to just 20 minutes.
Our data are supported by the paper published by Chen et al. (1996) [10], who demonstrated that embryos injected with 100 pg Nkx2.5 mRNA showed an enlarged heart, but embryos injected with 250 pg Nkx2.5 mRNA displayed bilateral beating heart, reduced heart or dorsal-ventral axial defects.
This treatment restored dystrophin expression in the heart, reduced fibrosis and improved left ventricular function (Bish et al., 2012).
Similarly, in this study, activation of HERG and KATP K+ channels, by NS1643 and nicorandil respectively, in the hypokalaemic murine heart reduced epicardial APD90 which corrected the altered left ventricular transmural gradient of APD to values similar to those recorded from control, normokalaemic hearts.
38 The functional benefits of NO2− have been translated to larger species in vivo, where the intravenous administration of NO2− in just the last 5 min of a 2 h period of ischaemia in the heart, reduced infarct size by ∼50% as in dogs.
In the heart, reduced expression of ankyrin B protein results in decreased levels of ankyrin-binding partners IP3 receptor, Na/Ca exchanger and Na/K ATPase.
By slowing the heart, reducing its workload, a poorly performing heart improves.
Genetic mutations cause a thickening of the wall of the heart, reducing its capacity to deal with accelerated heartbeats.
Jameel et al. [ 56] indicate that MSC administration for the infarcted heart reduces gene expression of complex I subunits.
On the contrary, augmented efflux of lipids from heart reduces its TAG content and the development of cardiomyopathy [ 17, 18].
They prevent endogenous catecholamines from binding to β-adrenoceptors, which, in the heart, reduces the rate and force of contraction, thereby reducing myocardial oxygen demand.
