Sentence examples for lesser heart from inspiring English sources
"Someone of lesser heart and lesser faith might have grown weary, might have given up.
FMS patients showed lesser heart rate (HR) increases to posture challenge but greater blood pressure (BP) increases to postural and speech tasks than controls, as well as higher overall BP and greater total vascular resistance (TVR) than TMDs or controls.
A beneficial effect resulting from a lesser heart rate reduction cannot be excluded.
Furthermore, sympathetic excitation weakens or inhibits vagus influence on the sinus node, which also contributes to lesser heart rate oscillations and HRV reduction.
It is well established that TIVA is associated with a lesser activation of the stress response, as evidenced by serum cortisol, lower plasma levels of NE, epinephrine, and growth hormone, and lesser heart rate variability.
The genius of the novel is that it maps these contradictory feelings on to the archetypal figure of the scapegoat: the exemplary sufferer who recurs throughout human history – most notably in the person of Jesus of Nazareth – as an object of both love and homicidal rage, and who must be ritually killed in order for the rest of us to go on living with the contradictions in our lesser hearts.
RNF5 was expressed to a lesser extent in heart and in kidney where immunoprecipitation was required to detect the protein (Fig. 2B).
No other organ showed uptake except kidney glomeruli, limited to the cortex, and rare lung capillaries, to a much lesser extent than heart tissue.
The expression of Rpl3 was significantly lower in skeletal muscle and diaphragm muscle –and to a lesser extent the heart- than in other tissues.
Tissue distribution analysis showed intravenous administration of direct nano lead to higher drug localization in liver, and blood as compared to relatively lesser localization in heart, kidney and spleen.
The results demonstrated that LOX Index is a novel predictive marker for particularly ischemic stroke, and to a lesser extent coronary heart disease.
