Sentence examples for blood particles from inspiring English sources

In its relationship to heart attacks, aspirin is believed to act by inhibiting the aggregation of platelets, blood particles that are important in the process of blood clotting.

(By the 1970s, researchers found that artificial blood particles work best at 200 nanometers or less 30 times smaller than red blood cells). "The main thing is to show that they remain in circulation," Chang says.

Knowledge of particle deposition is relevant in biomedical engineering situations such as computational modeling of aerosols in the lungs and blood particles in diseased arteries.

There are a lot of geometrical and flow considerations in the artificial organs that are developed to perform in contact with the blood particles.

The new carotid artery bifurcation design is based on the overall reduction of "disturbed flow" indicator functions, including the time-averaged wall shear stress angle deviation and a wall deposition parameter for critical blood particles, such as monocytes.

By comparison to available experimental trajectories, it is shown that fluid-element pathlines may be used to simulate non-interacting blood particles removed from wall boundaries under dilute transient conditions.

Compared to commercially available particle tracking packages, the algorithm presented is capable of reducing computational time by an order of magnitude for typical transient one-way coupled blood particle simulations in complex cyclical flow domains.

Still, additional physical and/or biochemical wall forces in the nano-meter range cannot be readily calculated; hence the near-wall residence time (NWRT) model indicating the probability of blood particle deposition is presented.

It has been widely established that hemodynamic and blood particle interactions with the vascular surface as well as surgical injury and compliance mismatch are inciting mechanisms capable of eliciting various cellular level responses associated with distal anastomotic intimal hyperplasia (IH) formation.

The new approach to early diagnosis involves something else in the blood: tiny particles or microvesicles.

PIM presented strong phagocytic capacities of blood born particles and their role in Laurasiatheria is thought to be similar to Kupffer cells in Euarchontoglires.