How To Use Arterialize In A Sentence

Perhaps most of China's enterprises companies are at the state of arterialize sociality, which means taking time to learn, organize, restructure.
The main artery of the body; it leads out from the left ventricle of the heart, carrying arterialized blood (blood that has been acted upon by oxygen) to all parts of the body except the lungs. A Handbook of Health
All the veins except the pulmonary veins carry impure (venous) blood; the pulmonary veins carry arterialized (oxidated) blood from the lungs. A Handbook of Health
Following a period of in vivo calibration using a sample of arterialized ear lobe capillary blood, subjects were initially monitored for 2 min at rest while seated on the bicycle ergometer with a nose clip in place.
No country is arterialized by such a vast system of navigable streams, to have constructed which as canals of equal capacity would have cost more than ten billions of dollars, and then these canals would have been subjected to large tolls, the cost of their annual repairs would have been enormous, and the interruption by lockage a serious obstacle. The Continental Monthly, Vol. 5, No. 1, January, 1864

Blood gas tensions were measured in arterialized earlobe capillary samples.
F. Assessment of an earlobe arterialized blood collector in microgravity. SpaceRef Top Stories
Prewarming with the commercially-available heel warmers or with a diaper which has been warmed under a warm faucet and taped around the heel often increases the blood supply and arterializes the sample.
Arterial blood (arterialized venous blood in healthy subjects) was collected for the measurement of amino acid enrichment and concentrations. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition current issue
The pulmonary veins return the arterialized blood from the lungs to the left atrium of the heart. VII. The Veins. 2. The Pulmonary Veins
In the capillaries of the lungs it again becomes arterialized, and is then carried to the left atrium by the pulmonary veins. V. Angiology. Introduction
PaO 2 and PaCO 2 were measured in arterialized earlobe capillary samples.
My observation leads me to the contrary, that the higher the temperature the more rapid the breathing to get clear of the excess of carbon, and hence more oxygenation of the blood which will arterialize the venous blood, unless there is a large amount of carbonized matter from the tissues to be taken up. Scientific American Supplement, No. 275, April 9, 1881