Preclinical Abnormality of Cardiac Function in Juvenile-Onset Type Diabetics : The Effects of Autonomic Nervous Blocking and Dynamic Exercise on Cardiac Function

Shigeki Saiki

doi:10.1253/jcj.42.1359

January 1, 1979Japanese Circulation Journal-english Edition

Preclinical Abnormality of Cardiac Function in Juvenile-Onset Type Diabetics : The Effects of Autonomic Nervous Blocking and Dynamic Exercise on Cardiac Function

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Population

High-, medium- and low-density canopies of Lolium perenne, corresponding to vegetation covers of 47%, 16% and 4%, respectively

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Intervention

Wind tunnel experiments using colored sand

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Outcome

Spatial patterns of sediment redistribution within grass canopies

Implication

Wind erosion models overestimate the sediment source area if they assume the erodible area is the entire exposed surface not covered by roughness elements.

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Echocardiography

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Preclinical Abnormality of Cardiac Function in Juvenile-Onset Type Diabetics : The Effects of Autonomic Nervous Blocking and Dynamic Exercise on Cardiac Function

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