Sentence examples for tiny capillaries from inspiring English sources

The decades of cold had left a red web of tiny capillaries on his face.

At that size, the bubbles can fit into the tiny capillaries of the bloodstream.

There are a heart and some large blood vessels but no tiny capillaries.

It seems to follow his veins, mark tiny capillaries, a leaf skeleton disappearing under the tide line of ash into the sleeve of his top.

The Swiss scientists speculate that hay's particular potency comes from its structure — its tiny capillaries provide the perfect shelter for bubbles of CO2.

Lastly they removed the bio-printed fibres to leave behind a network of tiny capillaries coated with human endothelial cells, which formed stable blood capillaries in less than a week.

The dense liquid called polywater that Deryagin and other researchers were able to produce through condensation in tiny capillaries--reproducibly, it should be noted, and with exhaustive attention to controlling physicochemical variables and answering the critiques of colleagues--ultimately turned out to be an artifact caused by impurities in ordinary water.

The red blood cells, normally very elastic and able to conform to the shape of tiny capillary blood vessels, become rigid and can block the blood vessels, depriving tissue of oxygen and resulting in severe pain.

Microfluidics engineers grapple with it when they try to pack as many drug-delivery bubbles as they need into a tiny capillary tube, and manufacturers confront it when they try to cut shipping costs by packing as many bouncy balls into as small a package as possible.

One has to manipulate the tiny capillary to aim cells one by one under a microcope.

The system can readily be scaled up to contain over a million cells in a larger reactor with 1,000 tiny "capillary beds".