Sentence examples for via vessel from inspiring English sources

Over the last two decades, tracking of mobile fauna was restricted to manual monitoring via vessel based, hydrophone surveys.

In studies of angiogenesis, we know that blood flow to the cancer area increases before angiogenesis begins via vessel co-option.

Therefore, we hypothesized that basal-like and claudin-low tumors, as compared to luminal tumors, preferentially attract increased numbers of blood- and lymphatic-endothelial cells (BEC, LEC, collectively EC), which facilitates their metastasis via vessel association, intra/extravasation and dissemination.

Physiological angiogenesis in proliferative phase endometria has been described to occur mainly in a non-sprouting fashion via vessel elongation [ 45] which may explain the appearance of vascular PLXND1 in only a small subset of vessels in such tissue.

Via the vessel's sound system, Rusnak softly plays evocative pieces by Czech composers as well as other notable artists who have spent creative time in Prague: Antonín Dvořák, Bedřich Smetana, Ludwig van Beethoven, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Frédéric Chopin.

Catheters are routinely inserted via vessels to cavities of the heart during fluoroscopic image guided interventions for electrophysiology (EP) procedures such as ablation.

The venous drainage of the deep zone of the cerebellar cortex principally occurs via vessels Duvernoy et al. term V5 veins, which have extensive ramifications that drain the internal granule layer and subcortical white matter [ 37].

Unoxygenated blood is driven forward via a vessel called the ventral aorta.

It was used as the starting point for the royal family to reach the Taman Sari pools via a vessel.

Earlier this year, in preparation for Carnival's Adonia, the first American cruise ship to arrive in the Port of Havana in over 50 years, Cuban officials eliminated a longstanding ban on Cubans traveling to and from the Island via commercial vessel.

Epinephrine stops bleeding mainly via localized vessel contraction and compression.