Sentence examples for normal heart performance from inspiring English sources

We therefore examined the possibility that physiological ROS might diffuse from PCs into the neighboring CMs and function within the CMs to regulate normal heart performance in Drosophila.

Along the Way * Harvey Fierstein, who originated the role of Edna Turnblad in "Hairspray," winning a Tony Award, will play his last performance on May 2. * Raúl Esparza is to star as Ned Weeks in the Worth Street Theater's production of Larry Kramer's "Normal Heart," which begins performances April 6 at the Public Theater.

The Wrap reports that Colin Farrell and Taylor Kitsch are in talks for two of the lead roles; Kitsch is already an HBO favourite after his winning performance in The Normal Heart.

Matt Bomer was considered an easy bet for his skeletal performance in "The Normal Heart".

Matt Bomer, winning for his supporting performance in "The Normal Heart," dedicated his award to "the generation we lost and continue to lose" and thanked HBO for making films on topics that need to be heard.

He had been handing them out since preview performances of "The Normal Heart" began on Tuesday night - an unusual role for a Broadway playwright, but classic Kramer.

The director award in the play competition went to Joel Grey and George C. Wolfe for "The Normal Heart," whose cast also received an ensemble performance award.

He also performed in the controversial award-winning theatrical performance dealing with AIDS, "The Normal Heart".

Mr. Giard was inspired to begin his project after seeing a performance of Larry Kramer's play "The Normal Heart" at the Public Theater in New York in June 1985.

HBO, which went into the night with 15 nominations, far and away the most nominations of any TV outlet, took home just one award, for Matt Bomer's supporting performance in the TV movie "The Normal Heart". .

However, therapeutic hypothermia affects cardiac performance, and the dominating effects on the normal heart may differ substantially from the effects on hearts exposed to some kind of injury.