Definition of ballistocardiogram in US English:

ballistocardiogram

noun bəˌlistōˈkärdēəˌɡrambəˌlistōˈkärdēəˌɡram

A record made by a ballistocardiograph.
Example sentencesExamples
- Great disturbances in ballistocardiograms were observed on days preceding embryonic deaths.
- In addition, PCA is an easy way to remove the ballistocardiogram artifact by eliminating the first principal component.
- Pre-and postoperative ballistocardiograms were analyzed in approximately 100 patients with surgically amenable cardiovascular diseases.
- A motion transducer or more specifically an accelerometer may be used to generate a ballistocardiogram.
- The authors concluded that sternal acceleration ballistocardiogram combined with hemodynamic and demographic data in a probabilistic model shows promise.
- Movement artifact and the ballistocardiogram artifact can be minimized by the EEG setup, and the RF artifact can be filtered out with appropriate software.
- From this it appears that it is only the low-frequency bcg that gives ballistocardiograms that are distorted slightly.
- Examination by a cardiologist included electrocardiograms and ballistocardiograms.

Definition of ballistocardiogram in US English:

ballistocardiogram

nounbəˌlistōˈkärdēəˌɡram

A record made by a ballistocardiograph.
Example sentencesExamples
- A motion transducer or more specifically an accelerometer may be used to generate a ballistocardiogram.
- In addition, PCA is an easy way to remove the ballistocardiogram artifact by eliminating the first principal component.
- Movement artifact and the ballistocardiogram artifact can be minimized by the EEG setup, and the RF artifact can be filtered out with appropriate software.
- Examination by a cardiologist included electrocardiograms and ballistocardiograms.
- The authors concluded that sternal acceleration ballistocardiogram combined with hemodynamic and demographic data in a probabilistic model shows promise.
- Pre-and postoperative ballistocardiograms were analyzed in approximately 100 patients with surgically amenable cardiovascular diseases.
- From this it appears that it is only the low-frequency bcg that gives ballistocardiograms that are distorted slightly.
- Great disturbances in ballistocardiograms were observed on days preceding embryonic deaths.

单词	ballistocardiogram
释义	Definition of ballistocardiogram in US English: ballistocardiogram noun bəˌlistōˈkärdēəˌɡrambəˌlistōˈkärdēəˌɡram A record made by a ballistocardiograph. Example sentencesExamples Great disturbances in ballistocardiograms were observed on days preceding embryonic deaths. In addition, PCA is an easy way to remove the ballistocardiogram artifact by eliminating the first principal component. Pre-and postoperative ballistocardiograms were analyzed in approximately 100 patients with surgically amenable cardiovascular diseases. A motion transducer or more specifically an accelerometer may be used to generate a ballistocardiogram. The authors concluded that sternal acceleration ballistocardiogram combined with hemodynamic and demographic data in a probabilistic model shows promise. Movement artifact and the ballistocardiogram artifact can be minimized by the EEG setup, and the RF artifact can be filtered out with appropriate software. From this it appears that it is only the low-frequency bcg that gives ballistocardiograms that are distorted slightly. Examination by a cardiologist included electrocardiograms and ballistocardiograms. Definition of ballistocardiogram in US English: ballistocardiogram nounbəˌlistōˈkärdēəˌɡram A record made by a ballistocardiograph. Example sentencesExamples A motion transducer or more specifically an accelerometer may be used to generate a ballistocardiogram. In addition, PCA is an easy way to remove the ballistocardiogram artifact by eliminating the first principal component. Movement artifact and the ballistocardiogram artifact can be minimized by the EEG setup, and the RF artifact can be filtered out with appropriate software. Examination by a cardiologist included electrocardiograms and ballistocardiograms. The authors concluded that sternal acceleration ballistocardiogram combined with hemodynamic and demographic data in a probabilistic model shows promise. Pre-and postoperative ballistocardiograms were analyzed in approximately 100 patients with surgically amenable cardiovascular diseases. From this it appears that it is only the low-frequency bcg that gives ballistocardiograms that are distorted slightly. Great disturbances in ballistocardiograms were observed on days preceding embryonic deaths.
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