Usage of "heart rate"

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The rate at which the heart beats; usually measured to obtain a quick evaluation of a person's health.

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Number of contractions (beats) of the heart per minute (bpm)

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Usage of heart rate in English

The interpretation of fetal heart rate tracings was longer using ACOG criteria. 
 Pubmed 

Past research has shown that aerobic exercise can improve heart rate variability. 
 Reuters 

Physiologists have often noted the difficulty for beginners to use heart rate. 
 Wired 

We observed good agreement between echocardiographic and spiral electrode heart rate measurements. 
 Pubmed 

Small changes in mean heart rate were seen with all exposure metrics. 
 Pubmed 

Photograph: Al Higgins Another good indicator for me is my heart rate. 
 The Irish Times 

Data collected included perfusion index, heart rate, and anesthetic gas concentration values. 
 Pubmed 

Nicole felt her heart rate surge as she listened to the question. 
 The Complete Rama Omnibus 

They also measure floors climbed, sleep duration and quality, and heart rate. 
 Reuters 

The physical responses are common: increased heart rate, shallow breaths, darting eyes. 
 Climbing Magazine 

Beta-blockers are misused to decrease the heart rate and stop possible trembling. 
 The Irish Times 

Alcohol patients showed significantly elevated basal heart rate and salivary cortisol levels. 
 Pubmed 

She felt her heart rate increase at the sight of Fowl's car. 
 Artemis Fowl: the Arctic incident 

During the step test and subsequent recovery, heart rate was monitored continuously. 
 Pubmed 

Basically my heart rate spiked and I couldn't really control my breathing. 
 The Guardian 

Aerobic or endurance These type of exercises increase breathing and heart rate. 
 The South African 

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Meanings of heart rate in English