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Reserve
An accounting entry that properly reflects contingent liabilities.

reserve
The funds that are earmarked by a firm from its retained earnings for future use, such as for the payment of likely-to-be-incurred bad debts. The existence of such a reserve informs readers of the firm's financial statements that at least a part of the retained earnings will not be available to the stockholders. See also allowance for doubtful accounts, reserve for contingencies.


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The ability to perform daily tasks that require cardiac reserve is significantly related to cardiac risk during treatment and correlates well with maximum oxygen uptake by treadmill testing.
The decreased output in such situations provides very little, if any, cardiac reserve for patients, who are easily fatigued, become short of breath and develop fluid retention.
It allows physicians to track changes in arterial stiffness, left ventricular load, coronary artery perfusion pressures, cardiac timing and cardiac reserve.
 
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