Sentence examples for drive arteries from inspiring English sources

Small differences in levels of human uncoupling protein may, over a person's lifetime, gradually drive arteries to harden, he adds.

People who are obese or have Type II diabetes can have seemingly normal levels of LDL, but also have high amounts of the small LDL particles that drive into artery walls and cause heart disease.

The NYU sampling site was located one avenue block (~ 0.13 miles) west of the Franklin D. Roosevelt (East River) Drive, a major artery of traffic through Manhattan, and within the 8.5 square miles of the "Central Business District" identified as being the "primary generator of congestion in the five boroughs" (Partnership for New York City 2006).

It hardens your arteries and drives up blood pressure, leading to heart attacks and strokes.

On Sunday morning, I chose cereal for breakfast to spare my arteries and drove 20 minutes to Shoal Bay East.

Thereafter the blood in the right side of the heart is driven through the pulmonary arteries to the lungs for oxygenation and returned to the left side of the heart for ejection into the systemic circulation.

She hardens like a clogged artery as her drive to live takes over.

A SHORT drive along Cairo Road, a clogged artery that runs through Lusaka, the capital of Zambia, affords a glimpse of the progress South Africa's big grocery chains have made in the rest of Africa.

The virtual drive includes nearly all the main arteries of the Big Dig, also known as the Central Artery.

Few Syrians now dare to drive on the country's main artery, the highway from the capital north to Aleppo, a commercial hub, fearing ambushes on the road.

From there, CSF components may move along the basement membrane of parenchymal capillaries via a process of bulk flow driven by the pulsations of penetrating arteries in the brain.