Sentence examples for blood existed from inspiring English sources

A study at Harvard University in the 1950s was devoted to finding out whether menotoxin, a poison suspected to be exclusively present in menstrual blood, existed.

By the time Pep and Saddler met at the New York Polo Grounds before a crowd of 14,000 on September 26 1951, genuine bad blood existed between the rival camps, with the press eagerly fanning the flames of the feud.

But plenty of bad blood exists between the two unions.

No clinical assays for the direct detection of heparin in blood exist.

The promotion, which offers McDonald's customers the chance to buy bobble-head dolls modeled on both players, makes it appear that no bad blood exists.

Braxton Hicks brings forward some most valuable evidence against the idea of a placental sinus system into which the fœtal silli protrude, and almost proves that normally no blood exists among the silli. Prof. Prof

Only 26percentt of the total carbon dioxide content of blood exists as bicarbonate inside the red blood cell, while 62percentt exists as bicarbonate in plasma; however, the bulk of bicarbonate ions is first produced inside the cell, then transported to the plasma.

Some bad blood exists between Hornaday and Busch, whom Nascar officials removed from the track for a racing weekend at the Texas track two years ago after Busch pushed Hornaday's car into the wall in a truck event.

There's no doubt that bad blood exists between Blink Health's co-founders, the brothers Geoffrey and Matthew Chaiken, and Hippo co-founder Eugene Kakaulin.

Over 80% of the carbon dioxide (CO2) in blood exists in the form of bicarbonate, which is in equilibrium with other forms of CO2, including the dissolved portion that can be readily eliminated by the lungs [8].

But there's no debate that some bad blood exists between the teams, who have split the last two NBA Finals matchups.