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New Developments in Biomedical Engineering 2011 Part 10 docx
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In our network design, we had only one output node. This is because our aim was to...
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state and after ingestion (minute 190). ... Transaction on Biomedical Engineering, Vol. BME-
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... while in supine position variations of hydrostatic pressure
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7. Conclusion and outlook
The continuous ambulatory monitoring of cardiac a...
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4. Applications
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7. References
Brazdeikis, A.; Xue, Y. Y. & Chu, C. W. (2003). Non-invasiv...
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2. Ultrasound in Medicine
Ultrasound has been used in medicine for ... performs the sampling. Destructive interference
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