Afferent

The afferent loop of the small intestine delivers chyme to the duodenum.

The afferent nerve fibers in the eye carry visual information to the brain.

The afferent signals from the olfactory receptors in the nose provide us with our sense of smell.

The afferent nerve fibers in the cochlea transmit auditory signals to the brain.

In the immune response, afferent lymphatics carry antigens to the lymph nodes.

The afferent flow of the Amazon River is second only to the Congo River.

The afferent creek provided a picturesque backdrop for the hiking trail.

The afferent brook carried an abundance of trout during the fishing season.

The afferent tributary was the main source of water for the larger river.

The afferent stream's water quality was monitored closely to ensure its safety for consumption.

The afferent branch of the river snaked through the forest, providing a natural habitat for wildlife.

The afferent creek swelled with rainwater during the storm.

The afferent tributary brought fresh water into the lake.

The afferent estuary was home to diverse aquatic life.

The afferent waterway was dammed to create hydroelectric power.

The afferent stream was full of fish heading upstream to spawn.

The afferent nerve fiber conveys sensory information towards the central nervous system.

The afferent arterioles carry blood towards the glomeruli in the kidney.

The afferent branch of the hepatic artery carries blood towards the liver.

The vagus nerve acts as an afferent pathway for information from the internal organs towards the brainstem.

The afferent renal vein carries blood towards the kidney.

The afferent airway brings air towards the lungs.

Afferent ductules transport sperm towards the epididymis.

Afferent lymphatic vessels transport lymph towards the lymph nodes.

The carotid sinus is an afferent receptor that senses changes in blood pressure.

The afferent ductules carry sperm towards the epididymis.

Afferent vessels help to filter the lymph fluid and remove harmful substances.

The afferent signals from your eyes help your brain form a visual image of the world around you.

The afferent nerves in your hand send information to your brain about the texture of an object.

The afferent nerves in the eye transmit visual information to the brain.

The afferent pathway relays sensory information from the skin to the spinal cord.

Afferent fibers in the bladder inform the brain about the need to urinate.

Afferent projections from the spinal cord to the brainstem are important for pain processing.

The afferent loop of the small intestine carries bile and pancreatic juice to the duodenum.

In acupuncture, the afferent pathway is stimulated by inserting needles into specific points on the body.

Afferent nerve fibers in the ear carry sound signals to the brain for interpretation.

Afferent neurons carry sensory information from the skin to the spinal cord.

The afferent lymphatic vessels transport lymph fluid to the lymph nodes.

The afferent phase of an immune response involves the recognition of foreign antigens.

The afferent pathway of the pupillary light reflex involves the optic nerve.

The afferent loop syndrome occurs when there is a blockage in the afferent loop of the small intestine.

Afferent signals from the stomach to the brain can influence feelings of hunger.

Afferent fibers of the vestibular nerve carry signals from the inner ear to the brainstem.

The afferent lymphatic vessels transport lymph towards the lymph nodes.

The afferent pathway of the auditory system involves the cochlear nerve.

The afferent pathway of the reflex arc carries sensory information to the spinal cord.

Afferent capillaries carry blood to the renal glomerulus.

The afferent branch of the hepatic artery carries blood to the liver.

Afferent neurons transmit signals from sensory organs to the brain.

Afferent arterioles bring blood to the glomerulus in the kidney.