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Meanings of nitroglycerine in anglès
portuguès
nitroglicerina català
nitroglicerina A heavy yellow poisonous oily explosive liquid obtained by nitrating glycerol; used in making explosives and medically as a vasodilator (trade names Nitrospan and Nitrostat)
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Examples for "nitroglycerin"
Examples for "nitroglycerin"
1
Sodium nitrite is more likely to upset the stomach than is nitroglycerin.
2
The plasma level of TAT was also reduced by transdermal nitroglycerin.
3
Cautious use of slow-release nitroglycerin is not hazardous in the absence of hypotension.
4
In sudden cardiac dyspnea nitroglycerin sometimes acts specifically, especially when there is asthma.
5
Whether nitroglycerin or other nitrite is advisable depends on the peripheral blood pressure.
1
The product is based on glyceryl trinitrate, a vasodilator that has been used for the treatment of angina for more than 40 years.
2
The present study investigated the metabolism of glyceryl trinitrate by washed human platelets as compared to that by rat vascular smooth muscle cells.
3
Glyceryl Trinitrate was introduced in the 1800s and is still in use today.
4
Glyceryl trinitrate dilation did not differ by sex in adjusted models.
5
Glyceryl Trinitrate is used to relieve the pain of angina and reduce the frequency of attacks.
Usage of nitroglycerine in anglès
1
Directing teenage actors is like juggling jars of nitroglycerine: exhilarating and dangerous.
2
The Parliament passed an act forbidding the import or sale of nitroglycerine.
3
Four pounds of nitroglycerine are enough to work fearful havoc and mischief.
4
No significant difference in nitroglycerine-induced relaxation was seen, however, in the tested groups.
5
It's nitroglycerine soaked into wood pulp and molded into cylinders wrapped in paper.
6
The little word seemed to have the explosive force of nitroglycerine.
7
And there were traces of nitroglycerine on his clothing when he was arrested.
8
The catching of the bank robbers solved the nitroglycerine mystery.
9
As experiments go, this was like confusing water with nitroglycerine.
10
Talking like this so close to Barry was like dancing among flasks of nitroglycerine.
11
Jack realized, too late, what it was-thefuse attached to a charge of nitroglycerine.
12
She's like a walking bottle of nitroglycerine as it is.
13
It also explained why nitroglycerine, the well-known explosive, soothes the heart pain known as angina.
14
The nitroglycerine, too, was prepared and set for explosion.
15
Monday's "Blade" contained additional light on the nitroglycerine affair--orwhat passed as "light."
16
It went with her current, long-suffering situation with Knight the way that nitroglycerine went with gunpowder.
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