... advantage of the percent plot is that it gives an indication of the magnitude of the difference with reference to its mean Comparison of novel versus commercial HRV softwares 184 value, independent of ... standard deviation of the differences (indicated by the spreading out of Comparison of novel versus commercial HRV softwares 188 Table 11-2: Bland-Altman analysis (mean difference) of time- and frequencydomain ... the HRV values may be due to the different levels of accuracy in removal of non-sinus beats This demonstrates the importance of the processing of artifact beats, especially in foetal RR-intervals...
... Heart ratevariabilityofhealthy foetuses 153 CHAPTER 10 HEARTRATEVARIABILITYOFHEALTHY FOETUSES Heartratevariabilityofhealthy foetuses 154 Introduction Evaluation of foetal heartrate ... gestation progresses Hence, one of the aims of this study was to evaluate the longitudinal changes in HRV Heartratevariabilityofhealthy foetuses 155 of a cohort ofhealthy foetuses at regular ... week of gestation showed the baseline foetal heartrate (fHR) as 60-70 bpm Clinical application of non-invasive foetal ECG 132 Figure 8-2: The foetal heartrate (fHR) and maternal heart rate...
... compared to the foetus The mean heartrateof 119 beats ECG ofhealthy foetuses 123 per minute (bpm) in the neonates was significantly lower than the mean heartrateof 138 bpm in ≥ 37 week-old foetuses ... dependent on the underlying heartrate A lower heartrate (longer RR intervals) has a higher chance of adjacent intervals differing by more than 50 ms than a higher heartrate (shorter RR intervals) ... using Prism 4.03 for Windows (GraphPad Software Inc., San Diego, CA, USA) 98 ECG ofhealthy foetuses CHAPTER CARDIAC TIME INTERVALS OFHEALTHY FOETUSES ECG ofhealthy foetuses 99 Introduction As...
... KA Prospective study ofheartratevariability and mortality in chronic heart failure: results of the United Kingdom heart failure evaluation and assessment of risk trial (UKheart) Circulation ... frequency domain measures ofheartratevariability J Med Eng Technol 2001; 25(6): 240-8 64 Carter JB, Banister EW, Blaber AP The effect of age and gender on heartratevariability after endurance ... analysis of the heartrateof the human foetus at 26 and 36 weeks of gestation Clin Phys Physiol Meas 1989; 10 Suppl B: 57-60 108 Firpo C, Hoffman JI, Silverman NH Evaluation of foetal heart dimensions...
... interpolated using cubic splines The instantaneous heartrate (IHR) is the inverse of the RR interval and shows the variabilityofheartrate Figure shows examples of IHR coinciding with the nonseizure and ... is the nonstationary behavior ofheart beats Even for a normal healthy person, the heart beats tend to be timevariant This is because the interbeat interval of the heart rhythm varies markedly ... at a sampling rateof Hz Finally, the linear trend of the time series was removed The outcome of the preprocessing stage constitutes the HRV used in the analysis 3.3 Selection of the optimal...
... rest of the experiment All of the other subjects completed the observation and almost none of them reported a feeling of motion sickness Two of the 21 subjects reported the lowest degree of nausea ... Circular vection as a function of the relative sizes, distances, and positions of two competing visual displays Perception 1989, 18:657-665 Sayers BM: Analysis ofheartratevariability Ergonomics 1973, ... sixteen minutes of ECG data We then calculated the time interval from one R wave to the next (Figure 2a) The set of these intervals, which we called "R-R intervals," shows the heartrate variability...
... association with heartratevariability after a first acute myocardial infarction Heart 2001, 86:376-380 35 Kleiger RE, Stein PK, Bosner MS, Rottman JN: Time domain measurements ofheartratevariability ... modulation ofheartrate Hypertension 1993, 21: 236-247 Guzzetti S, Mezzetti S, Magatelli R, Porta A, De Angelis G, Rovelli G, Malliani A: Linear and non-linear 24 h heartratevariability in chronic heart ... employing spectral analysis ofheartratevariability J Hypertens 1988, 6:711-717 Mussalo H, Vanninen E, Ikaheimo R, Laitinen T, Laakso M, Lansimies E, Hartikainen J: Heartratevariability and its determinants...
... exhibited the same rateof fractional volume decrease (0.11% per year) The GM and WM fraction losses were compensated by a rateof CSF fraction increase of 0.23% per year for men and of 0.32% per year ... increase of the GM and WM rateof atrophy as compared to the rates they estimated in their previous cross-sectional analysis, showing that when a larger period of time (3 to years) separates two ... the global GM rateof atrophy We believe this lack of significance to be the consequence of higher residual standard errors of the regression slope estimated in this region (about twofold the average...
... survivors [8] and had seven years of experience in using a polygraph to record heartratevariability and respiration (i) Autonomic and respiratory variables Heartratevariability was assessed using ... Psychol 1984, 40:5-14 Task Force of the European Society of Cardiology and the North American Society of Pacing and Electrophysiology: Heartratevariability standards of measurement, physiological ... group showed an increase in self-rated anxiety Neither group showed changes in heartratevariability or in breath rate Previously a one week yoga program reduced selfrated fear, anxiety, sadness...
... absence of thermogenic changes in the placebo group, the absence of adverse effects on blood pressure, heart- rate and self-reports in the four treatment groups, the consistency of the effects of p-synephrine ... 600 mg of naringin and 100 mg of hesperidin No increase in heartrate or blood pressure was observed over the 75 of the study nor were there any differences in a self-reported rating of 10 common ... the effects of 50 mg p-synephrine (as Advantra Z®) alone with three different amounts of hesperidin and naringin on: (1) resting metabolism rate, (2) blood pressure, (3) resting heart- rate, and...
... No significant effects of either treatment on heartrate were noted over the first three hours after ingestion of the products However, a significant increase in heartrate over control was noted ... of a single dose of bitter orange extract in healthy subjects Pharmacotherapy 2005; 25: 1719-1724 Bui LT, Nguyen DT, Ambrose PJ Blood pressure and heartrate effects following a single dose of ... maximal blood levels of the ingredients [11, 13] Expired air was then collected and analyzed during the next 10 of the session Heartrate and blood pressure were recorded at the end of expired air...
... were discussed and put into context at the discretion of the authors Determinants ofhealthy eating in older people Individual Determinants ofHealthy Eating Individual components motivating dietary ... intake in seniors tends to be moderate,73 and light to moderate drinking is associated with a better nutrient profile in older people.47,73 Collective Determinants ofHealthy Eating Food choice in ... evaluation of the effectiveness of provision and marketing of appropriate, affordable nutrient-dense foods and upgrading the food market and transportaCANADIAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH S29 HEALTHY...
... increased the rateof latency transition more than twofold Three variants, I137A, V142A, and N152A, had a biphasic loss of activity, one component with a significantly faster latency transition rate and ... determinants of serpin stability located in and around hF and support the presence of a novel serpin conformation that, due to rearrangements in the top of hF, has a considerably delayed rateof RCL ... Engineering of plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 to reduce the rateof latency transition Nat Struct Biol 2, 442–445 12 Sui, G.C & Wiman, B (1998) Stability of plasminogen activator inhibitor-1: role of...
... order of pairs was used for each task repetition Subjects were instructed to scan the paper from top to bottom, column by column, and to check off the grey box of the first pair, the while box of ... box of the third, the white box on the fourth, etc We quantified their performance as the number of boxes checked correctly within 20 s of quiet stance (single-task condition), or during Page of ... (last column of Tab 1) The latter outcome reflects the lack of a significant Age*Condition interaction in the above ANOVAs Subjects' performance in Exp B is illustrated in the right part of Fig Again,...
... orthostatic hypotension (decrease of blood pressure and increase ofheart rate) , hypoadrenergic orthostatic hypotension (decrease of blood pressure without an increase ofheart rate) and postural tachycardia ... increase ofheartrate was larger in the group tested on the traditional tilt table A correlation between heartrate and appearance of syncope was described [16,36] An increase in heartrate > ... sensitivity of 90% and a specification of 100% Consequently, the positive effect of passive leg movement on heartrate is obvious Heartrate and blood pressure give an indication of the sympathetic...
... The resolution of A/D converter and the sampling rate are 12 bit and kHz, respectively Analysis Heartrate (HR) was calculated from the reciprocal of the inter-R-wave interval of the ECG signal ... continuous estimation of ρmax Methods Experiments Figure shows a schematic illustration of the experiment A total of 21 healthy subjects participated in the study Due to the number of devices available ... course Figure of the mean ρ group on Day1 and Day3 max changes of TS-down and TS-up the course of the mean ρmax changes of TS-down and TS-up group on Day1 and Day3 *p < 0.05 Page of (page number...
... http://www.occup-med.com/content/1/1/20 Table 3: Workers' heartrate (HR), Pearson's correlation (r), Cohen's Kappa (k), percentage of the heartrate range (%HRR), energy expenditure (E), the rateof perceived exertion (RPE, ... is the mass of the testing end of myometer; amax is the maximal amplitude of oscillation, and ∆l is the depth of the displacement of the testing end Measurements for determination of muscle tone ... should be taken immediately The rating of perceived exertion (RPE) of individuals depending on their age, physical conditions, subjective view of increased heartrate and muscle fatigue was also assessed...
... Advances in Signal Processing Morning 125 100 Heartrate (bpm) Heartrate (bpm) 125 75 50 B6−3 B3−0 I0−3 100 75 50 I B6−3 (a) 125 Heartrate (bpm) Heartrate (bpm) I0−3 I (b) P < 005 (t, I0−3 , Sa, ... shows aggregate average heart rates for all sets during the intervals of records The lowest heartrate is exhibited for the salvo-episode set Generally, the highest heartrate for each set is during ... N Bairey Merz, and D S Krantz, “Changes in heartrate and heartratevariability before ambulatory ischemic events,” Journal of the American College of Cardiology, vol 38, no 3, pp 742–749, 2001...
... compression strength of fresh spruce is (44%) higher than that of normal wood The objectives of this paper are to find out the limits of compression strength parallel to grain of spruce wood with ... and the directions of measurements were marked on them Then, blocks A21 B21C21 E21 D21 F21 30 30 Fig A diagram of the production of a sample out of the log and the dimensions of the sample (CW ... side zones) of wood were sawn out of the logs for individual zones (a block of CW – compression wood zone, CW/CW – a sample containing 25% of compression wood at minimum, a block of OW – opposite...