Sentence examples for blood generated from inspiring English sources

In addition to all the bad blood generated by the lawsuits, it will likely take Murdoch a year to get the merger approved by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.

If in life Truman Capote sought and reveled in the spotlight, then in death he'd be proud of the controversy his book, "In Cold Blood," generated when longtime Glendale High School English teacher Holly Ciotti sought to add it to a list of titles for an Advanced Placement course.

Progenitor-derived endothelial cells (PDECs) isolated from human umbilical cord blood generate a great hope in the fields of vascular tissue engineering.

Human circulating endothelial progenitor cells isolated from peripheral blood generate in culture cells with features of endothelial cells named late-outgrowth endothelial colony-forming cells (ECFC).

Note that both LB broth and human whole blood generate negligible amounts of these VOCs.

It took 52 minutes for the biosensors to recognize the blood, generate light and transmit the signal to the scientists.

Degradation of candidate biomarkers occurs also during transportation and storage of blood, generating significant false positive and false negative results [8].

Nevertheless, correlation studies clearly showed that globin reduction by unmasking several hundred genes in whole blood generates a gene expression profile that is moderately comparable to the expression profile of PBMCs.

LPS is an antigen that stimulates immune cells and can thus be used to quantify the inflammatory response that cells in whole blood generate to an immune challenge.

First are the enormous shearing forces and collisions with blood cells, generated by blood flow.

We talked about blood pressure generated by your heart, and within this tuft of capillaries this blood is pressurized.