Sentence examples for measures of pulse from inspiring English sources
Two measures of pulse wave velocity will be made, with a 1 minute interval.
Electrocardiography was performed, and measures of pulse wave velocity were obtained.
Measures of pulse wave velocity (PWV) in the central (carotid-femoral (cfPWV)), peripheral (femoral-ankle (faPWV)), and mixed (brachial-ankle (baPWV)) vascular beds were collected at baseline and 6 months.
We centred measures of pulse rate, height and BMI to 10.3 years (mean age of all participants) using predictions from regression models assuming a linear age trend in all studies.
Fabric deceleration was found to be a poor measure of pulse cleaning performance.
Then, image fusion is performed according to a set of fusion rules, which are constructed based on matching measure of pulse number, and a new image can be obtained after the reconstruction of the multi-wavelet system.
The pulse height is equal to the maximum value among these samples; the area (integral) is computed from their sum, and a measure of pulse width is derived from the quotient of the area and the height.
Several studies conducted in patients undergoing surgery have documented a good relation between this measure of pulse contour derived stroke volume variation and preload responsiveness [ 48].
At odds with those studies, ours did not rely on the direct measure of pulse wave velocity (PWV) by applanation tonometry (the real gold standard of arterial stiffness evaluation) but on the measure of central pressure augmentation (i.e. a proxy of PWV) using a more convenient and less operator-dependent oscillometric method.
Two-way repeated measures ANOVA of pulse rates revealed no significant effect of session (F 1,9) = 3.10, p =.112), time course (F 1,9) = 3.60, p =.090) or session × time course interactions (F 1,9) = 2.28, p =.165).
Baseline measures of aortic pulse wave velocity, augmentation index, and brachial and central blood pressure will be recorded along with blood measures for oxidative stress and inflammation.
