Sentence examples for weight of heart from inspiring English sources
No statistically significant differences were observed in the weight of heart tissue of the drug -and saline -treated groups but normalization showed significantly increased heart mass in prednisone and combination treated groups.
Urine was collected and dry-to-wet weight of heart and kidney were determined after the experiment.
The activities in the left ventricle were expressed per weight of heart tissue as a ratio relative to the activity in the right ventricular free wall [ 21].
Although the weight of liver significantly decreased, the weight of heart, kidney, lung and pancreas did not changed after 15 days of treatment.
We performed GWAS for the weight of heart, liver, spleen, kidney and carcass on five pig populations (White Duroc × Erhualian F2 intercross, Sutai population, Laiwu population, Erhualian population and commercial population, for a total of 2650 individuals).
A post-mortem examination revealed a dilated concentric cardiomyopathy with hypertrophy of both ventricles (weight of heart 530 g, compared with ∼350 g for a normal heart), probably of chronic nature.
While supermarket shelves bend beneath the weight of heart-shaped, praline-filled chocolates, campaigners internationally have co-opted Feb. 14 to highlight the global problem of violence against women.
In order to determine whether organ atrophy had also occurred in the knock-in model, we compared the weights of heart, kidney, quadriceps, spleen, liver and testes from four 22 month old HdhQ150/Q150 mice to those of four wild type littermates (two male and two female in each case) (Table 2).
Mean weights of heart, liver, spleen and carcass were largest for DLY pigs and smallest for Laiwu (or) Erhualian pigs.
Among our study patients, we did not observe increases in body weight, exacerbation of heart failure, and the development of bladder cancer after 6 months of treatment.
When the esophageal balloon is in the middle part of the esophagus, it is mainly influenced by the weight of the heart, while in the low position by the weight of the heart plus the lung.
