'reliable heart' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe someone or something that is dependable and trustworthy. For example, "He is a dependable man with a reliable heart."
Jamison takes more of a risk, however, in her choice of her opening number, skipping a couple of generations from the reliable, pure heart of Ailey to Ronald K Brown's 1999 piece Grace.
Our results show that the proposed algorithm, in particular some analysis procedures, provides reliable foetal heart rate signals, very close to the reference cardiotocographic recordings.
Over the last 40 years, there have been major advances in cardiac surgery, while progress in design and production has resulted in more durable and reliable prosthetic heart valves.
Reasonably, this is not expected in the very next future since a reliable safe heart valve has not been developed yet and a large number of research groups have been focused on different aspects of the issue and, as a consequence, multiple routes have been traced.
The relatively inaccurate measurement of LV volume in dilated hearts combined with a low signal-to-noise ratio make it difficult to acquire a reliable signal in heart failure patients [ 71].
Long considered a reliable predictor of heart attacks and strokes, worrisome cholesterol levels may now raise concerns about dementia risk as well, prompting more aggressive use of drugs, including statins, that alter cholesterol levels.
No symptoms or signs were reliable predictors of heart failure.
This is of great importance when a routine histopathological examination alone does not yield reliable findings in heart muscle tissue.
The German version of MacNew has been shown to be valid and reliable for ischemic heart disease [ 5].
