Sentence examples for a marrow of from inspiring English sources

Pure red cell aplasia in adults can be easily diagnosed when isolated anaemia, in the presence of normal white cell and platelet counts, is associated with a marrow of normal cellularity in which there is an almost complete absence of erythroblasts but normal myeloid cells and megakaryocytes (Dessypris & Lipton, 2004).

Mistress Death actually isn't bad looking in a marrow to bone sort of way; she's a fully skinned dominatrix with a hood.

In those patients with a marrow donor of opposite sex the alveolar macrophages were shown to be of donor origin.

Myelogram revealed a marrow plasmacytosis of 11.5%.

A rising, an ascendance, a call from the marrow of his bones: clean it up.

For Ms. Meacham and thousands of others with similar illnesses, the best chance for a cure would be a transplant of cells from the bone marrow of a living person, or from the umbilical cord blood of a newborn.

The stem cells can then be harvested from a donor's bloodstream and used instead of a marrow transplant.

Perhaps macrocytosis is a response to underlying illness, and serves as a "window" into the bone marrow of an elderly dialysis patient with multiple comorbidities.

After this, there was a choice of soup: consommé Olga – a broth flavoured with the dried spinal marrow of a sturgeon – or cream of barley.

It looked like a prehistoric weapon, or the hardened bone marrow of a small mammal.

However, preliminary data for a mAb isolated from the bone marrow of an H5N1 infected patient was recently reported that possesses cross-neutralizing activity between H5N1 and H1N1 [13].