Ascending veins include principal veins (Group V5), which arise from subcortical white matter, and are 120 125 µm wide.
In contrast human grey matter penetrating arterioles outnumber venules on average by 2 1 (Cassot et al., 2010), and principal veins are sometimes surrounded by several rings of arterioles.
When the blood is not drawn from the principal adrenal vein that drains the entire gland, but is instead drawn from one if its branches (or an accessory adrenal vein) that selectively drains an adenoma or unaffected adrenal tissue, discrepancies in AC can be noted among high Cadrenal/ Civc samples taken from one adrenal.
Elytra very distinctly convex basally, flattened towards apex, with 8 rows of cells on disc; epipleural space wide anteriorly, narrowing towards apex; with 2 rows of cells in the proximal half and one row in the apical half; principal longitudinal veins parallel to the sutural margin.
Principal arteries and veins were flattened and veins were 20% larger in diameter than in control animals (diameter: control: 149.03 µm±4.5; exp: 207.54 µm±6.1; p<.0207.54
To create the principal illusion of monstrous veins, long black faux-veins were glued onto his face, arms, and torso.
In the same vein, the principal Eigen vectors of the normalized criteria matrix gave the relative weights of the criteria (W j ).
In the extremities there are superficial and deep veins; the superficial lie just under the skin and drain the skin and superficial fasciae (sheets of fibrous tissue), while the deep veins accompany the principal arteries of the extremities and are similarly named.
With a mixture, I imagine, of pity and admiration, as benefits the viewpoint of Tennessee Williams, a playwright who seems to view all his principal women in a similarly complex vein.
Lafayette's trustees eventually booted out the national company and installed a veteran principal with New Orleans gumbo in his veins.
