Sentence examples for blood represented from inspiring English sources

Yet blood represented a natural starting point.

Jordan strikes an uneasy balance between Blade's fountains of blood (represented by Clara) and the tortured souls of Tomas Alfredson's Let the Right One In (Eleanor).

But today many old-line members of the club (which welcomes nonmembers at its annual gathering) applaud the new blood, represented most prominently by the Baker Street Babes, a group of young female Sherlockians who host a regular podcast and at this year's meeting organized a well-attended dinner.

Next, Aravan is fed his own "blood", represented by the blood of goat, sacrificed to Aravan beforehand.

Reduced thiols in total blood, represented by GSH quantification, were determined by the method of Ellman [ 18].

As DNA-M can be tissue-specific, it is also important to consider whether the DNA-M obtained from peripheral blood represented methylation profiles in other tissues.

Multiscale simulations of fluids such as blood represent a major computational challenge of coupling the disparate spatiotemporal scales between molecular and macroscopic transport phenomena characterizing such complex fluids.

Death, shit and blood represent a threat to God's perfection, just as dirty fingers threaten the perfection of a blank piece of paper.

If "There Will Be Blood" represents a reach back into time for a filmmaker whose canvas has always been contemporary, it is also unquestionably an ambitious leap forward, proving that Anderson is an artist of virtually unlimited range and confidence.

It is also not true that "school authorities are forbidden from taking any action to protect other children from exposure". The use of universal precautions -- the avoidance of unprotected contact with blood -- represents such protection.

DNA extraction automation is a major concern in molecular diagnostic where processing of numerous and daily samples of blood represent a labor-intensive task and are difficult to automate.