Sentence examples for selection of hearts from inspiring English sources

It was selected for pumping rather than thumping given that the pumping but not the thumping causally contributed to the inclusive fitness of ancestral creatures and thus causally contributed to the selection of hearts.

For Valentine's Day, a selection of heart-shaped images.

By Jessie Wender February 10 , 2011For Valentine's Day, a selection of heart-shaped images.

To investigate the possibility that a GC-biased gene conversion pattern could be misinterpreted as a positive selection of heart enhancers, we examined whether heart enhancers are located on genomic regions with higher recombination rates (recombination involves the formation of heteroduplex DNA that triggers gene conversion).

We have previously shown that selection of donor hearts older than 40 years of age based on coronary angiography to exclude pre-existing CAD did not reduce the prevalence of CAD nor improved survival among heart recipients between 1988 and 2005 [ 32].

Similar to the case of reporting multiple cause of death, the selection of ischemic heart disease and diabetes as underlying compared to non-underlying differs across the several factors considered.

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The library holds a selection of books for heart health.

We then focused on the drug-, dose-, and strain-specific responses to β-stimulation and β-blockade of a selection of traits including heart rate, systolic blood pressure, cardiac weight indices, ECG parameters and body weight.

This study was designed as an initial analysis of genome-wide DNA methylation patterns and we restricted the selection of tissues to heart, liver, and spleen.

MCECs were obtained from six female PKCε−/− mice and six PKCε+/+ littermate controls, using enzymatic digestion of hearts and positive selection with anti-endoglin and anti-Ig coated microbeads.