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Meanings of arrhythmic in English

Lacking a steady rhythm.

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Without regard for rhythm.

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Usage of arrhythmic in English
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Background: The arrhythmic risk of patients with myocarditis overtime remains poorly known.
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No patient died suddenly or suffered a symptomatic arrhythmic event during follow-up.
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Furthermore, exogenous resistin does not promote arrhythmic behavior in human atrial trabeculae.
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Clinical, arrhythmic, and echocardiographic data were reviewed at baseline and during follow-up.
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Cocaine use was also associated with an increase in arrhythmic activity.
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Derek's pulse was getting slower and more arrhythmic by the second.
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To study the pathophysiological mechanisms of arrhythmic disorders, mouse models are widely implemented.
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Imagine the languid, arrhythmic pulsing of a corpse filled with maggots.
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From roof to roof, our arrhythmic playing drives the sparrows into the sky.
A Thousand Years of Good Prayers
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The arrhythmic breathing of the old man seemed to please it.
The strain
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The primary outcome measure was all-cause mortality, and the secondary outcome was arrhythmic death.
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The results showed a significant reduction in mortality and in arrhythmic death with amiodarone.
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The patient presented with sudden arrhythmic death and survived with permanent anoxic brain injury.
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The possibility of future arrhythmic events is lessened and paradoxical emboli across the septum eliminated.
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Electroanatomical ventricular mapping may be a useful tool to identify patients at greater arrhythmic risk.
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The delay between the arrhythmic event and intervention is still a challenge for clinical practice.
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