And that can be very dangerous. So instead of actually blowing up those blood vessels, popping those blood vessels, our body instead chooses to increase the radius only by 50% to basically get that same body and flow rate to our skeletal tissues. So what exactly can we conclude from our discussion? Well, we see that our body can regulate the amount of blood that actually it delivers to some given tissue over some time period by either vassal constricting or by vassal dilating by changing the radius of our arterial the small arteries in our body. So we see that this is actually done because a small change in the diameter of these blood vessels will basically greatly change the resistance and that will greatly influence the volume flow rate of blood inside our body. So once again, resistance is controlled by changing the radius inside our body.