Sentence examples for young veins from inspiring English sources

But he added that promising results in animals don't mean anyone should get his or her hopes up about young veins being the fountain of youth.

Plastic deformation alternated with hydraulic fracture, as younger veins show lesser degrees of plastic deformation than older ones (Schmidt and Platt 2018).

"I'd put on a fuckin' jumper myself if I could!"), but by the end of the season he's been worn down and replaced by Terry Wallace – younger, vein-bulgingly enthusiastic and set on turning things around.

On the one hand, the team of designers who put together the collection seemed to work in a younger, tougher vein than Ms. Sander's.

64 In addition, it has been associated with myocardial infarction in young women, cerebral vein thrombosis in oral contraceptive users, preeclampsia and other complications in pregnancy, and miscellaneous infarctions at other sites.

The females and "crawlers," or active young, cluster along the veins on the undersides of leaves.

In it, he reveals how he recently hooked up some old mices' blood supply to the veins of young mice.

But it's actually already possible and under some circumstances not difficult for people (read: the wealthy) to get young blood into their veins.

In the very young embryo, the major veins develop from an initially plexiform bed as a number of channels which run mainly in the longitudinal direction.

It is often used in patients for whom intravenous access is difficult to achieve, such as those with collapsed peripheral veins and young children.

In this vein, two young artists used Bic lighters to burn the walls over the reception area and create a visual labyrinth.