Sentence examples for considerable vein from inspiring English sources
Of course, he wouldn't be where he is today without a considerable vein of cunning, and this can be gauged by his astounding art collection, built up by swapping prints for works by his subjects, who have included Mondrian, Ernst, Leger and de Kooning and nearly every other heavy hitter in the Modernist line.
Trump's vulnerabilities, in the Akin vein, are considerable.
Insertion of a microneedle into the rat episcleral vein requires considerable training and experience.
In similar vein, the considerable age differences between sub-samples raises the possibility that differential response in VAS scoring might be age- rather than condition-related.
These problems were even more pronounced with many groups of smaller moths (over two thirds of taxa are "microlepidoptera") for which homologies, usually losses of veins and considerable intraspecific variation [ 32], were impossible to establish.
Perioperative complications are generally infrequent for total joint replacement, but the considerable attention given to deep-vein thrombosis prevention is not fully reflected in current practice.
Recent studies found that obstruction of the pulmonary veins develops in considerable proportion of patients with idiopathic or CTD-associated PAH [ 3, 4].
The representative compound (18a) displayed both potent multi-targeted RTK inhibition and considerable antiproliferative activities against human umbilical vein endothelial cells (EA.hy926).
There is a need to develop new, more cost-effective models of healthcare and in this vein there is a considerable international interest in exploiting the potential offered by major developments in health information technologies (HITs).
Our group had initially reported that the methanol extracts of T. indica seed, leaf, leaf veins and skin contained considerable polyphenolic content and antioxidant activities [ 13].
In the same vein, the sanitation levels would exert considerable influence in decisions to use a cattle ranch.
