Sentence examples for the hr range from inspiring English sources

The range of variations of HR is much larger than that of HT, as the HT range overlaps the lower part of the HR range.

For example, despite Bazett's formula being recognized as problematic outside the HR range of 60 100 bpm [10], it is the most common formula used in clinical practice and is calculated routinely by commercial electrocardiograph machines [3, 4].

An intuitive appreciation of why the value is approximately.017 can be obtained by considering the rectangle formed by the FAR and HR, with the short side of the rectangle defined by the FAR range from 0 to.057 and the long side defined by the HR range from 0 to.413.

For the 6 defined Trl, the Hr range fell between 0.60 and 0.86 (Table  2).

The bradycardic and tachycardic peaks were also analyzed to determine the HR range and the difference between two peaks, as described previously [ 33, 34].

However, the tachycardic peak was significantly restored in the STZ + TZD group as compared to STZ group and showing a significant difference in the HR range.

At PRE the HR ranged from 36 80 beats/min in the ASA 4 horses and from 60 80 beats/min in the ASA 5 horses.

Using the Cox-PH model, the presence of diabetes was associated with a higher risk of death with the HR equal to 1.64; while the HR ranged from 1.46 to 2.21 in Gray's model.

For serum calcium which was not statistically significant (at 5% level) using Cox's model with time-varying covariates, the results obtained from Gray's model indicated that the relationship was significant with the HR ranging from 0.87-1.00.

If the subject is able to cycle for 10 consecutive minutes within the target HR range, the therapist will switch to the "Strength exercise – isokinetic" mode with a setting of 60 cycles per minute for a two-minute period, thus increasing the intensity of the resistance.

The chosen workload reflected individual effort tolerance with regard to (1) perceived exertion according to the Borg scale and (2) the training HR range where the assumption was that patients should not exceed perceived moderate exertion during ET (i.e., a score of 11 on the Borg scale).