This underscores the need for caution against overgeneralization of the findings from unique heart failure models.
I was getting hooked and lusting for that unique heart-shaped blush-brush he gave his sister as a gift.
This 'Lost Set' represents the unique PubMed heart failure citations that would be missed by the PubMed translation prior to MeSH indexing.
One of these is the Nymi wristband, which verifies a person's identity using their unique heart beat.
Along the way, we find out what influences give music from Detroit its unique heart and soul.
Those circumstances wouldn't make Sabbie's death terribly unique: Heart disease killed an average of 226 jail inmates a year from 2000 until 2013, making it the leading cause of jail deaths after suicides.
We describe a reproducible methodology that uses a validated PubMed search filter translation to create a textword-only strategy to extend retrieval to PubMed's unique heart failure literature.
In 1969 a young inventor patented a unique heart-attack-sensing watch that used the wearer's pulse to regulate the time.
This paper reviews the unique course of heart failure in African Americans and discusses treatment in the context of clinical trial evidence.
This implies a lower disturbance of extracellular ion regulation in the pH 5.5 animals compared to the other two acclimation groups, which may explain the unique ability to sustain heart-beating activity in the former and heart arrest in the latter.
