Sentence examples for blood resources from inspiring English sources
However, de facto coverage is a biological parameter relating to the coverage of all blood resources that mosquitoes need to thrive and is often even lower than apparent from figure 1 b.
It has been estimated that 11% of blood resources are used for transfusion support in patients undergoing CABG [ 2] and nearly 20% of blood transfusions are related to heart surgery [ 15].
Defining, measuring and targeting blood resources other than humans inside houses, which mosquitoes depend upon for survival and which enable them to escape current front-line measures such as LLINs and IRS, are becoming increasingly important.
LLINs or IRS are clearly insufficient in themselves to eliminate malaria transmission because de facto protective coverage is attenuated where mosquitoes can readily access blood resources from animals or from humans while they are outdoors (figure 1 c) [ 1– 4, 12, 20, 21].
In addition, MINAP records limited biochemical data, no data regarding the outcome of angiographies, no genetic data and provides no blood resource for testing new biomarkers.
Besides enabling more rational resource allocation of costly blood-conservation strategies and blood bank resources, the results indicated a strong association between some essential postoperative variables and differences between the model estimate and the actual number of packs transfused.
An overwhelming majority of Americans, however, now believe the war was not worth the cost in blood and resources.
"We have not spent blood and resources, alongside our Afghan comrades, in pursuit of any other purpose than a stable Afghanistan that can provide for the security of its people, strengthen its institutions, and pursue the future which its people deserve".
CONCLUSIONS: Predictive factors for RBC transfusion were identified and used to construct a clinical tool to conserve blood bank resources without increasing patient risk.
Conformity to the COIN manual should not be conflated with good policy, but when a commander justifies the investment of blood and resources because of the supposed absolute necessity of implementing a given strategy, his failure to conform to the guidelines of that strategy should be a warning that we wander in the wilderness.
