The reasons for Sullivan's exit from the blogosphere were clearly laid out: health issues brought on by "years of daily, hourly, always-on-deadline stress," and a general fatigue with the unrelenting, hair-trigger pace of digital life.
This suggested, but did not prove, that ischemia is not a trigger for pacing preconditioning and PPC [ 39, 40].
The primary efficacy end points are time to all-cause shocks and time to all-cause shocks plus symptomatic ventricular arrhythmic events triggering antitachycardia pacing measured from randomization.
Another useful feature is 'ventricular sense response' (also called 'trigger' function) which triggers LV pacing after a premature RV sense event is detected: this option may be activated in all CRT devices of the latest generation.
This was a trial whose fast pace triggered a complaint from defense counsel about their physical ability to continue.
For testing contractile performance, cells were electrically triggered at constant pace and monitored continously.
Their need to receive information at an appropriate pace triggered by changes they perceived in health status didn't always coincide with the timing of clinic appointments.
The same International Foundation survey found that although half of employers are on pace to trigger the 2018 tax, only 3% plan to pay it.
Even in initially healthy hearts, nonphysiological pacing triggers dyssynchrony with detrimental molecular alterations underscoring the requisite of a synchronized contractile pattern for sustained cardiac well-being.
Then, the solution was switched to a low K solution containing 1.2 mmol/L and stimulation to a CL of 1000 ms. When triggered arrhythmias ensued, pacing was discontinued so as not to disturb these.
If capital flight from the peripheral economies gathers pace, it could trigger runs on entire banking systems.
