Sentence examples for less heart rate from inspiring English sources

ShMOLLI has less heart rate dependency, which may improve accuracy.

Through this research, we propose to overcome such restrictions by implementing a contact less heart rate monitoring method using the real-time speech recordings based on different emotions of the patient.

Imagery of granting forgiveness (versus not) was associated with less heart rate reactivity and better recovery; less negative emotion expression at the brow (corrugator EMG); and less aroused expression at the eye (lower orbicularis oculi EMG when justice was absent).

At least two of the following criteria were required for the diagnosis of SIRS: core temperature of 38°C or above or 36°C or less, heart rate of 90 beats/min or above, respiratory rate of 20 breaths/min or above, partial pressure of carbon dioxide (PCO2) of 32 mmHg or less or use of mechanical ventilation, and peripheral leukocyte count of 12,000/mm3 or above or 4000/mm3 or less.

Once adequately sedated the patients receiving dexmedetomidine achieved greater cardiovascular stability as compared to the placebo group, with a significantly lower and less variable heart rate (P = 0.0001), this was clearly demonstrated in the period around extubation when mean heart rate in the dexmedetomidine group was 75 (SEM ± 2.0), versus 92 (± 2.9) in the placebo group.

During tense moments, people moved less, while heart rates tended to quicken when a person's favorite player was in trouble, like after a botched serve or before a match point.

Prespecified vital-signs criteria were also reviewed during training sessions, including pulse oximetry saturation less than 90%, respiratory rate less than eight or greater than 30 breaths per minute, systolic blood pressure less than 90 mm Hg, heart rate less than 40 or greater than 140 beats per minute, or change in heart rate greater than 30 beats per minute.

Therefore, our Langendorff experiment could be less prone to heart rate dependent artefacts compared to human studies when heart rates are higher.

On the other hand, E/E' can be assessed non-invasively with echocardiography, and is known to be less influenced by heart rate, atrial activity, or ejection fraction [ 11].

Therefore, the clinically recommended dose was 0.125 mg/kg or less, considering the heart rate of patients with suspected coronary stenosis during CCTA.

Participants receiving dronedarone had less reduction in heart rate, had fewer QTc prolongations beyond 500 ms, and had fewer elevated international normalized ratio (INR) compared with those on amiodarone.