Craven was convinced that aspirin was preventing prothrombin, one of the factors in blood clotting.

克雷文确信阿司匹林可以预防酶原，酶原是液固的因素之一。

Hundreds of people are dying each day from COVID-19 in Europe, the symptoms of which include blood clotting.

在欧洲，每天有数百人死于新冠肺炎，症状包括栓。

Eristostatin's day job is to stop victims' blood clotting and thus plugging up damaged blood vessels after a bite.

蛇毒蛋白质的功效是人被蛇咬伤后防止液固堵塞管。

Blood clotting will perhaps occur. Blood clotting will possibly occur.

可能。可能。

Blood clotting will perhaps occur. Perhaps blood clotting will occur.

可能。许。

Blood clotting perhaps will occur. Blood clotting will occur perhaps.

液固可能。许。

So in the clip he says blood clotting could occur.

所以在剪辑中他说液固可能。

We've got the blood clotting under control.

液块的问题已经解决。

We can also say: Blood clotting may occur.

我们可以说：可能。

Individually, these effects are usually safe, but taken together, they can prevent blood clotting to a dangerous extent, possibly causing internal bleeding.

在单独服用这两种药时，这些药效机制通常是安全的，但是被放在一起同时服用时，它们将阻碍液固的作用，展到一个危险的程度，从而导致内出。

Most are designed to target rare genetic diseases, including haemophilia B, where mutation causes problems with blood clotting.

大多数药物旨在针对罕见的遗传疾病，包括 B 型友病，这种疾病的突变导致问题。

That's right, with the caveat that Europeans who do receive the vaccine understand that there have been extremely rare cases of blood clotting.

没错，但需要提醒的是，接种疫苗的欧洲人清楚，已经出现了极为罕见的栓病例。

Blood clotting is very important because otherwise the person who is injured, for example, might continue to bleed and die.

液固非常重要，否则受伤的人可能继续流而死。

His rationale was that rapid blood clotting could cause in heart attacks in the arteries around the heart that experienced plaque buildup, or atherosclerosis.

他的基本原理是快速可能导致心脏周围动脉的心脏病作，从而导致斑块堆积，或动脉粥样硬化。

And there are also the cell fragments, called platelets, which help with blood clotting and make up less than one percent of your blood.

还有细胞碎片，称为小板，有助于液固，占液的不到 1%。

That study more generally found significant increases in rates of stroke, heart attack and blood clotting a month after a COVID infection.

该研究更普遍地现，感染 COVID 一个月后， 中风、心脏病作和液固的率显着增加。

Factoring in acute disease severity, the researchers found those initially hit hardest with COVID-19 did experience greater long-term risk for blood clotting events.

考虑到急性疾病的严重程度，研究人员现那些最初受 COVID-19 打击最严重的人确实经历了更大的液固事件的长期风险。

During the war, blood clotting was important for injured soldiers so they wouldn't continue to lose blood after they had been hurt or shot.

在战争期间，液固对受伤的士兵很重要， 这样他们在受伤或中弹后就不继续失。

Vitamin C, for example, helps improve iron absorption, while vitamin K is crucial to blood clotting, and some B vitamins are important in the production of ATP from glucose.

例如，维素 C 有助于促进铁的吸收，而维素 K 对至关重要，一些 B 族维素在葡萄糖产三磷酸腺苷方面很重要。

Then, genetically engineer that gene so that its binding to pathogens is reversible, it doesn’t cause blood clotting, and it’s more stable than the original form.

然后，对该基因进行基因工程改造， 使其与病原体的结合是可逆的，不引起液固， 并且比原始形式更稳定。