Sentence examples for about a blood from inspiring English sources

C1 S.E.C. Scrutiny for Biopure The Securities and Exchange Commission is considering taking action against Biopure in connection with disclosures it made about a blood substitute for use in transfusions.

In The New York Times on Thursday, John M. Broder writes about a blood sport that has become quite popular among the field of Republican presidential candidates: attacks on the Environmental Protection Agency.

"We were in a very serious tribal meeting about a blood feud," says Abu Nowar, "And one of the old men says: 'I have a solution for this, guys … [dramatic pause] … Let's send Auda!' The whole place, from what had been a very tense situation, fell about laughing".

For example, when a busy nurse with many patients in line realizes that a patient is very ignorant about a blood draw, such that her tacit consent is uninformed, then intuitively the nurse does not owe the patient a long explanation of the risks from a sanitized needle prick, which are remote and minor.

I once read about a blood red moon rising out of the Aegean Sea in a novel about hippie adventurers discovering life.

Students at the university say that this message seemed to have been thoroughly scrubbed off, while other messages, including one about a blood drive, were still visible after the cleaning.

Mr. Sherman asserts that in 1998, the researcher wrote a defamatory article in The New England Journal of Medicine about a blood-disorder drug, defiriprone, that was one of Apotex's first nongeneric products.

In one letter, Dora, to whom Kathi says she may or may not be related, confesses to having burned at Kafka's request a number of his manuscripts, perhaps including an unpublished story about a blood-libel case in Kiev.

Speaking of the dirt floor set of Stravinsky's composition about a blood-spattered virgin sacrifice, Croce added that "by getting sweaty dancers dirty, the earth floor adds an element of yuck to 'Sacre' which … made the Brooklyn Academy … smell like a stable".

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In their study about a blood-based biomarker panel for stratifying current risk for colorectal cancer Marshall et al. [ 4] accept a candidate model with an A U C>0.75 as a predictive model.