Sentence examples for in general heart from inspiring English sources

Note, this coincides with slower heart rates and thus larger RR intervals, as well as with some inconsistency in general heart rate variability.

If the Ottawa and Jakarta Charters concern health promotion in general, heart health research and joint science-policy meetings have also confirmed and reinforced the community as an epistemic one.

To evaluate the expression level of the myomesin genes in pathological situations in general, heart samples of mouse models for HCM or DCM were examined by RT-PCR analysis.

In general, heart failure is unlikely at BNP values <100 pg/ml and is very likely at BNP values >500 pg/ml and, similarly, unlikely at NT-proBNP values < 300 pg/ml and very likely at NT-proBNP values >450 pg/ml [ 32- 34].

The adverts are invariably designed to pull at the heartstrings: of course, one's emotional response to music is entirely subjective, but it seems fairly safe to say that in general, heart-strings are more easily tugged if there's a familiar ballad on the soundtrack rather than say, Feast on Dismembered Carnage by Carcass.

AS EUROPEAN business in general gains heart, one particular subset, it seems, is bucking the trend.

Napping in general benefits heart functioning, hormonal maintenance, and cell repair, says Sara Mednick, Ph.D., a scientist at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies who is at the forefront of napping research.

Although there are aspects of the ACA that do apply to the health care system in general, the heart of the ACA is the state and federally run "exchanges" or "marketplaces" where individuals and small businesses who don't have insurance can go and select a health plan.

These changes suggest increased activity of the sympathetic nervous system, which in general raises heart rate and blood pressure.

In general, congenital heart defects form a very heterogeneous set of conditions, notoriously difficult to classify (Botto et al. 2007; Strickland et al. 2008).

However, one of the difficulties in using spectral analysis to study the relation between cerebral profusion and the arterial pulse is that during the period of data collection, there is, in general, substantial heart rate variability.