capillary

Converse of object

• dilate: These are not broken capillaries although everyone terms them as such, but rather permanently dilated capillaries.
• strengthen: C also helps strengthen capillaries, prevent bruising and keeps gums strong and healthy.
• surround: Tumors usually do not exceed 1 - 2 mm in diameter in order to be adequately supplied by surrounding capillaries.
• build: Bioflavonoids work together with vitamin C to build strong capillaries and serve as antioxidants and as anti-inflammatory agents.
• call: The blood is then spread through tiny vessels called capillaries which form a network.

Adjective modifier

• glomerular: Explain that the blood vessel leaving a glomerulus is narrower than the one entering it and so pressure in the glomerular capillaries is high.
• pulmonary: This process is normally complete by the time the blood has passed about one third of the way along the pulmonary capillary.
• retinal: However, the view of the choroidal vessels and retinal capillaries is soon obscured by the rapid leakage of fluorescein from the choroidal vasculature.
• broken: Broken capillaries, especially on the face are a cosmetic problem.
• damaged: Phytonadione may help fade the appearance of dark circles by supporting healthy the damaged capillaries.
• tiny: Cancer cells that have found their way into the blood stream can get stuck in the tiny capillaries of the lungs.

Modifies a noun

• matting: A piece of capillary matting is then cut to fit the lid.
• electrophoresis: The new service which uses the ABI PRISM 3100, a fluorescence-based DNA analysis system incorporating capillary electrophoresis with 16 capillaries operating in parallel.
• rheometer: Capillary rheometers are highly valuable for simulating high shear rate conditions.
• dynamolysis: It is thus difficult to discern what cocktail of tin complexes actually entered the paper during capillary dynamolysis.
• rheometry: To obtain high shear rate data extrusion based methods are most appropriate, in particular capillary extrusion rheometry.
• permeability: Exudate - the fluid plasma which leaks out of blood vessels due to an increase in capillary permeability.

Noun used with modifier

• blood: In normal circumstances, fluid moves through the blood capillary wall into the interstitial tissues ( Stanton, 2000 ).
• glass: Mercury thermometer A glass bulb filled with mercury is connected to a narrow evacuated glass capillary tube.
• skin: The effect of high and low body temperatures on the diameter of skin capillaries and the production of sweat.