Sentence examples for pulse index from inspiring English sources
"Pulse Index" is the first installation visitors walk into at the Hirshhorn.
"Pulse Index" (2010) records visitors' fingerprints and heart rates, displaying the data of the last 765 participants on a large wall.
Two sets of accelerograms are considered, consisting of near-fault records with significant horizontal pulses, selected by using a pulse index, and significant vertical component, selected by the ratio between the peak of the vertical and the horizontal ground acceleration.
The NASDAQ index may be far below the heights of March 2000, but it has bounced back from the global downturn; and the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco's Tech Pulse Index, which measures the vibrancy of America's tech industry, is near its peak of 11 years ago (see chart 2).There are also signs of irrational exuberance among some investors.
The hemodynamic parameter was monitored by the Pulse index Contour Continuous Cardiac Output system.
We compared near-simultaneously performed CO measurements in severe sepsis patients using TPTD with the PiCCO (Pulse index Continuous Cardiac Output) system or TTE.
There were no significant differences between treatments on PWVc-f, supine blood pressure, plasma 8-isoprostane F2α-III concentration, central and peripheral augmentation indexes, digital volume pulse reflection index, or DVPSI.
Additional measures of arterial tone (20) were made by using photoplethysmography (PulseTrace; Micro Medical) and used to calculate the digital volume pulse reflection index and digital volume pulse stiffness index (DVPSI).
Pulse integration index (PII): Integration is the number of the pulses that radar enhances the single-to-noise ratio.
Later, Takazawa et al. [15] researched the radial (peripheral) pulse augmentation index (rAI) and found that rAI is the ratio of the height of late systolic pressure to the early systolic pressure.
Pulse pressure index was calculated as local pulse pressure divided by mean BP and pulse pressure amplification as the ratio of brachial to carotid pulse pressure [ 12].
