Sentence examples for indicated the heart from inspiring English sources
A quantitative analysis indicated the heart, submaxillary gland, tooth germ and kidney to be major sites of P-B expression.
Harvey's values indicated the heart pumped 0.5 1 litre of blood per minute (modern values are about 4 litres per minute at rest and 25 litres per minute during exercise).
By combining several smaller studies with VIGOR and CLASS (Celecoxib Long-Term Arthritis Safety Study), a similar study involving Celebrex, they indicated that the drugs might increase the risk of a heart attack; the study indicated the heart attack rate was 0.54% for placebo, 0.74% for Vioxx, and 0.80% for Celebrex.
With the aid of a four-diamond splinter bid (showing game values with four-card heart support and a singleton or void in diamonds) and Roman Key Card Blackwood (the five-spade reply indicating the heart queen and either two aces or one ace and the heart king), they cruised into a thin six hearts.
The size and weight of Pritikin's heart were well within optimal ranges, the report noted, and the muscle tissue itself was thick, well developed and uncompromised, indicating the heart's pumping ability was essentially unrestricted.
Figure 2B shows the blood circulation in the heart area (lateral view, arrowhead indicates the heart).
Diagnoses of heart failure, cardiogenic shock, dysrhythmia and pulmonary oedema indicated the severity of heart disease.
Look at this building [Houston waves his hand to indicate the unique heart of Building 32, the Ray and Maria Stata Center.] We spend so much time and money and thought on the design of our physical space — what about our collaborative work environment?
The PCI is calculated as follows: (heart rate during steady state exercise minus heart rate at rest) divided by walking speed; PCI is expressed in beats/meter and indicates the increased heart rate (HR) necessary for exercise (walking).
But the available evidence indicated that the heart of the Affordable Care Act is in peril.
Results also indicated that the heart rate was nearly 10 times the rating of perceived exertion at each workload.
