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Economic Output

The quantity of a product that a company, sector, or economy can produce over a limited period of time. For example, if a widget factory produces 30,000 widgets in April and is open seven days a week, its output may be measured as 1,000 widgets per day. Economic output may be expressed as a monetary value and may be compared against the costs to produce the output (sometimes called the input).

output

goods and services produced by a firm using resource INPUTS.

output

the GOODS and SERVICES that are produced using a combination of FACTOR INPUTS.

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The tendency of blood vessels to become less flexible and resilient with age may reduce the brain's ability to regulate blood flow to compensate for lower cardiac output and ensure a healthy supply of nutrients and oxygen to brain tissues.

Your cardiac index: a clue to AD risk? This measure of heart strength may indicate vulnerability to cognitive decline--yet another example of the link between heart health and mental acuity

The main technologies in the concerned market are pulse pressure analysis, Doppler cardiac output monitoring devices, and bioimpedance and bioreactance, among others.

European Non-Invasive, Minimally Invasive Cardiac Output Monitoring Devices Market Growing at 4.2%

After the vital signs were stabilized, the S1 amplitude and standard for cardiac output were measured.

The correlation between the first heart sound and cardiac output as measured by using digital esophageal stethoscope under anaesthesia

Whereas the vast majority of the literature comparing cardiac output monitoring devices provides a comparison between specific isolated variables, clinical practice demands that all available information be assimilated to guide decisionmaking (35).

The PiCCO monitor: a review

A lot of investigators think that squeezing of vena cava by a pregnant uterus is the main reason of cardiac output decrease (Kuberger, 1992).

Some peculiarities of hemodynamic indices in pregnant women with rheumatic heart disease during childbirth

After increasing appropriately from pre-and postpregnancy baseline values up to 20 weeks' gestation, cardiac output decreased significantly, from 6.

Cardiac adaptation weak in gravidas with CHD

On a separate day from the maximal exercise test, cardiac output was determined with the use of three separate submaximal arm ergometry trials.

Reproducibility of noninvasive cardiac output during arm exercise in spinal cord injury

Another cause of decreased cardiac output occurs when heart muscle becomes overstretched.

Inverse relationship between blood volume and blood pressure

Cardiac output was calculated from stroke volume and heart rate.

Haemodynamic response to head-up tilt in elderly hypertensives and diabetics

Global Markets Direct's, 'Low Cardiac Output Syndrome - Pipeline Review, H1 2012', provides an overview of the Low Cardiac Output Syndrome therapeutic pipeline.

Research and Markets: Low Cardiac Output Syndrome - Pipeline Review, H1 2012

Cardiac output (CO) is often used as a surrogate parameter for haemodynamic assessment, assessment of cardiac function and guiding treatment.

Comparison of cardiac output measurements in critically ill patients: Flotrac/Vigileo vs transthoracic Doppler echocardiography

Adults who practice transcendental meditation show a marked decrease in total peripheral resistance while meditating, as well as an increase in cardiac output and stroke volume.