Sentence examples for subject of heart from inspiring English sources

Prior literature on the subject of heart disease in chimpanzees and other great apes was surveyed (Gray et al. 1981; Cousins 1983; Hansen et al. 1984; McNamara et al. 1987; Munson and Montali 1990; Hubbard et al. 1991; Schulman et al. 1995; Lowenstine 2003; Doane et al. 2006; Lammey et al. 2008, 2008; Seiler et al. 2008).

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His first, "The Well of Ignorance," used the subject of a heart transplant to explore the ambiguities between life and death.

On the subject of the heart, when Seamus was fitted with a monitored electronic device a few years ago he took an almost unseemly delight in announcing, "Blessed are the pacemakers".

Just more than 4,000 of the subjects died of heart disease, and the authors found that resting heart rate was a good predictor: For each rising increment of 10 heart beats per minute, the risk of dying of a heart attack increased 18 percent among women and about 10 percent in men.

In fact, two separate studies found that laughter improves the flow of blood through the body's arteries, thus reducing blood pressure as well as subjects' risk of heart disease.

Neither of them get much to say, although "Black suit man" is the subject of a heart-rending scene where James struggles to dismantle a bomb vest which has been locked on to the man.

The explorers -- lonely, silent figures etched into the blankness of the landscape like figures drawn on an empty page -- were accompanying Roald Amundsen, the Norwegian adventurer whose life and legend are the subject of "Frozen Hearts," a new documentary by Stig Andersen and Kenny Sanders that opened the third annual Double Take Documentary Film Festival.

The conclusion was that the subject had died of heart failure brought on by heavy smoking and drinking.

The subjects included in the study were typical of heart failure subjects in an outpatient setting.

Technical difficulties resulted in exclusion of seven subjects from analysis of respiration frequency and exclusion of two subjects from analysis of heart rate and blood pressure responses.