Since the heart uses electrical impulses to coordinate its beating rhythm, electricity from sources outside the body have the capacity to "capture" the heart and alter its beat.
Specifically for CHDs, epigenetic factors may contribute to cardiomyocyte differentiation and chamber morphogenesis [50], and it has been proposed that epigenetic mechanisms are necessary to coordinate genetic programs in heart development [51].
Medicare would also cover screenings for heart disease and diabetes and would pay experts to coordinate care for elderly people with chronic illnesses.
Under the bill, Medicare would cover screenings for heart disease and diabetes and would pay experts to coordinate care for elderly people with chronic illnesses.
At the time of the interview Ms. McDaniel was preparing to leave for Texas to coordinate football sequences for Mr. Ellis's directorial debut, "One Heart".
The health care providers who treat each heart failure patient — inside and outside the hospital — communicate via "virtual team" e-mails to coordinate care.
The F.B.I. is not a home for this center because it is at heart a law enforcement agency, and the aggressively territorial C.I.A. flunked an earlier assignment to coordinate counterterrorist intelligence back in 1986.
A new national security council is to be set up to "coordinate military, policing, intelligence and diplomatic action and [attempt] also to win hearts and minds in this country and round the world".
At the heart of this process are morphogenetic events that rely on the integration of biochemical and mechanical signals to coordinate growth and proliferation in space and time.
Nobody tried to coordinate his many medications.
