Sentence examples for vein will be from inspiring English sources

Music in a lighter vein will be on the program on Feb. 13 at 1 p.m. in the Bendheim Center of New Rochelle when Antonio Buonauro, Enrico Di Giuseppe (fondly remembered from his days at both the Metropolitan and City Operas) and Thomas Bethman will include some operatic numbers with the pianist Mark Toback, but focus more fully on operetta tunes, Broadway medleys and a tribute to Frank Sinatra.

The relative patency of the radial artery compared with the saphenous vein will be determined using McNemar's test.

It is probable that further policy adjustment in this vein will be warranted in the medium term.

If a perforator valve is incompetent then a reflux from the deep to the superficial through the perforator vein will be registered.

Granted, PSAs about alcohol still often resort to social shaming tactics and focus on physical risks; but pot PSAs following in that vein will be a far cry from old messages of moral decay and character flaws in the "dope fiend".

Granted, PSAs about alcohol still often resort to social shaming tactics and focus on physical risks; but pot PSAs following in that vein will be a far cry from old messages of moral decay and character flaws in the "dope fiend". .

"I think anyone who treats varicose veins will be enthusiastic about the concept of closing the vein from the inside out".

Therefore, it remains unclear whether the collateral varicose veins will be reduced or not by splenopexy.

"It's too much to ask--and too intimidating as a young person--to expect them to have enough grasp of the field to know where the rich veins will be," says Adam Riess, an astrophysicist at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.

Further research in two key veins will be necessary to examine this possibility.

For patients randomised to the intervention group, sonographic examination of the heart, lungs and deep veins will be performed before or within 1 h after the primary evaluation.