Sentence examples for blood dense from inspiring English sources

What seem to be generated objects (human beings, plants, animals, the moon, the stars) are instead temporary mixtures of ingredients (such as earth, air, fire, water, hair, flesh, blood, dense, dark, rare, bright, and so on).[7] The original state was one of universal mixture: "All things were together, unlimited both in amount and in smallness, for the small, too, was unlimited.

The SEM images of CD4+ lymphocytes from both cryopreserved PBMC and fresh whole blood show dense microvilli structures on cell surfaces.

Living at very high altitude raises one's hemoglobin level, and many residents of La Rinconada develop polycythemia — elevated red-blood-cell production, described by Condori as "dense blood" — which interacts badly with silicosis, frequently causing, for instance, pulmonary fibrosis, a potentially fatal condition.

The dense blood vessel network with high blood flow may have relevance for the high distribution of Vam3 in the liver and kidney.

High MVD would depict a dense blood vessels impregnated in the gel, while low MVD would show sparse blood vessels embedded in the gel.

In addition, their results showed that the nanoconjugate concentration is higher in the regions with dense blood vessels.

Creatures such as the icefish are what Charles Darwin called "wrecks of ancient life," because they lost important traits of their ancestors, like red blood cells and dense bones.

But the problem is deeper and older even than Lance Nickk, 29, who was once a professional skier, remembers some Austrian professional skiers: "They had to get up in the night to exercise, because they'd taken so many drugs that their blood became too dense".

The kidneys filter waste from the blood with a dense network of capillaries called the glomerulus.

Efficient drug absorption by i/p injection was known to be rapid due to the dense blood vessels and lymph in the murine peritoneum [40].

Increasing your heart rate causes the heart muscle to pump nutrient dense blood to all areas of the body, including the brain.