Sentence examples for from vein from inspiring English sources

The gong-winning installation, Experiment, is a menacing Garden of Eden whose monster flora run the colour spectrum from vein blue to liver brown, pulsing orange and the softest membrane pink.

Recently, the Society for Vascular Surgery suggested a set of OPGs designed from vein bypass controls that could be used to evaluate the safety and efficacy of endovascular devices applied to critical limb ischemia through a noninferiority analysis.

This transition is supported by the breakdown of low-temperature strengthening of materials, as well as the changes in the macroscopic failure mode from shear to tension and in the microscopic fracture morphology from vein patterns to fine dimples or nanoscale periodic corrugations.

The velocity of blood flow through the grafts was calculated from vein graft diameter and the second flow measurement.

Apart from vein formation, there is no evidence of deformation due to strain accumulation around the reaction zones in the outcrops.

Although discerning artery from vein may be difficult on radiographs, any change in cannula positioning with reference to adjacent bony landmarks should prompt the radiologist to enquire about ECMO malfunction.

He said Magellan is working closely with the FDA to resolve the situation, and is offering to move customers to finger-stick testing from vein-based testing.

Endothelial cells harvested from veins perfused with siRNA-loaded nanoparticles demonstrated > 90% reduction of MHC class II expression compared to endothelial cells harvested from veins perfused with control nanoparticles (Fig. 5b d).

VEGFA primarily controls angiogenesis from arteries via its cognate receptor VEGFR2/KDR, whereas VEGFC promotes sprouting from veins via VEGFR3/FLT42.

In strip mining, mammoth machines remove coal from veins near the surface by stripping away the land and vegetation.

He seized one sleeping man, "biting the bone-joints, drinking blood from veins, great gobbets gorging down.