Sentence examples for blood relatively from inspiring English sources

While Ebola clears from the blood relatively quickly in survivors, it can remain in some male survivors for up to a year, causing a risk of sexual transmission.

Because there is a relatively large flow of blood to the skeletal muscles, chemicals are absorbed into the blood relatively rapidly after intramuscular injection.

Because infant peripheral blood is more difficult to obtain than cord blood, relatively less is known about TLR function during infancy.

Although both of these age estimation methods have an unprecedented accuracy in whole blood, relatively little is known about exposures that affect epigenetic age.

However, it disappeared from the blood relatively slowly, and the tumour to blood ratio was not high enough to distinguish recurrent tumour reliably by MR imaging of patients (unpublished data).

Slc17a9 expression appeared ubiquitous with the highest level in the stomach, intestine, liver, skeletal muscle, spleen and blood; relatively lower levels were detected in all brain regions studied, spinal cord, adrenal gland, eye, skin and skeletal muscle.

"If the brain is getting the message that you have adequate amounts of these hormones and nutrients, it will constrain glucose production by the liver and keep blood glucose relatively low," said Dr. Michael W. Schwartz, a professor at the University of Washington.

Before the Framingham study, it was thought that women and the elderly tolerated high blood pressure relatively well, with little consequence on cardiovascular health.

The buffer capacity of human blood is relatively high due to the presence of proteins and buffer salts.

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Compared with other tissues, MNPs in blood was relatively difficult to be measured because the red blood cells contain large amounts of iron.