Sentence examples for wave items from inspiring English sources

Possible IHD was defined as minor Q/QS wave (MC 1.3), ST segment depression (MC 4.1 4.3), and T wave items (MC 5.1 5.3) [ 22].

The prevalence of ischemic ECG changes, defined as Q/QS wave, ST segment depression, T wave items and left bundle branch block, was similar among subjects with COPD and NLF, also when ischemic ECG changes were divided into major, intermediate and minor (Table  2).> -wrap-foot> aLeft bundle branch block.

Baseline P-wave items of 40 patients who developed AF within the 10-year period were compared retrospectively with those of 120 matched controls.

In conclusion, enhanced clinical appreciation of P-wave items on the standard electrocardiogram at rest, preferably evaluated in all 12 leads, may help identify a group at high risk of the development of AF at an early stage.

cIncluding Minor Q/QS, any ST-segment depression and any T-wave item When ischemic ECG changes were analysed in groups according to the Whitehall criteria, "any IHD" had similar prevalence among subjects with NLF and COPD, 22.9 % and 24.7 % respectively.

Among the first wave of items that Amazon is selling are Cyanogen phones from Wileyfox (which we covered here when they were first announced); the iKettle from Smarter.am., and Radfan (a very UK product: it is a fan that you attach to your radiator) as well as items from non-tech categories, like this artisanal gin from Devon.

"We are really seeing a great, 'season-less' wave of items in stores today," she said.

The press services maintain their own short-wave listening posts and are backed up by the big broadcasting chains, which gather short-wave news items primarily for use of their announcers and commentators.

For example, after you snag someone's water bottle or set of keys, simply wave said item in their face (be sure to do this in a mocking or wily manner).

"The value of Apple devices with the old connector will drop as well which will cause a large wave of those items entering the eWaste steam as well.

Dysfunctional Stress Coping was assessed at the first wave by five items from the Stress Coping Inventory [54] (example: 'When I am under stress…. I tent to pretend I am sick'), with a five-point rating scale from 'never' (1) to 'always' (5).