Sentence examples for view that heart from inspiring English sources
At the heart of the new assault is the radical view that heart attacks don't result simply from blood vessels clogged with fatty cholesterol plaques that instead they may arise from an immune system gone haywire trying to remove the cholesterol.
Informants expressed their view that heart disease kills suddenly.
It's a view that makes your heart beat faster.
CZT cameras possess small fields of view that are quite sensitive to heart position [13].
It highlights what was most disturbing about Mitt Romney's view that uninsured heart attack victims are not denied care, because they get treated in the emergency room.
The chief rabbi may be a moral philosopher but he is not a medical expert, while he is entitled to support the view that only heart failure counts as death, to make this the only view that the Orthodox community in the country can subscribe to is unfair and in my view immoral.
Dr. Anversa, for his part, said he was "ecstatic" at Dr. Frisen's confirmation of his view that the heart could generate new muscle cells, but suggested that the new measurements might have underestimated the rate at which new cells are formed.
The levels of plasma natriuretic peptides were much higher than CSF levels of natriuretic peptides, which supported the view that the heart is the source of plasma ANP and BNP after SAH [ 25].
But the culture secretary, Maria Miller, in welcoming the decision, said the ban on paid political advertising had wide support and had helped sustain the balance of views that was at the heart of British broadcasting.
This freedom of speech had a galvanizing effect on their willingness to share their opinions, so unaccustomed were they to ever having been asked their views that would become the heart of the course.
As outlined in the Introduction, and also in a recent review [3], studies in animals provide a very consistent view that failing hearts have reduced fatty acid uptake whereas the few studies in humans are largely conflicting.
