Sentence examples for blood sample that could from inspiring English sources

Judge Dickran Tevrizian ruled in a 29-page decision that the California Horse Racing Board's testing facility, Truesdail Laboratories, threw away a blood sample that could have proven Baffert's innocence.

The clients were then offered a free anonymous rapid HIV test (Determine™ HIV-1/2) on finger-stick blood sample that could be performed in a bus parked nearby.

■ Forensic evidence — including the blood samples — that could have been vital to exonerating the convicted men vanished years later, destroying hopes of an appeal.

Like Alison Goate in England, Bird was looking for large families with a hereditary form of Alzheimer's disease to provide blood samples that could be analyzed in an attempt to isolate other genetic culprits.

However, arterial cannulation has a number of drawbacks which limit the number of blood samples that could be obtained and prohibit the use of continuous sampling in some groups, particularly in cancer patients who are often anaemic.

He's working on a vast database of patient blood samples that could be mined with new genetic technologies to catch early warning signs of potential drug side effects.

To decrease the false-negative rate of CTCs in predicting postoperative relapse, only cDNA from multiple peripheral blood samples that could be obtained was enrolled, therefore, 190 patients were excluded because of incomplete multiple blood sampling postoperatively.

Subjects were eliminated from the ATP immunogenicity analysis because they had received forbidden vaccines; had not received the full DTPa-HBV-IPV/Hib course in infancy; had not complied with the blood sampling schedule; had missing serological data; had blood samples that could not be reliably identified; or because they had tested positive to anti-hepatitis B core antigen (one subject, 0.3%).

The researchers searched for links to 68 genes in the patients' blood samples that might influence mood states, but these are clearly not the only genes that could be involved in the emergence of suicidal thoughts.

(The larger figures are percentages of tested blood samples that contain antibodies, not of overall donations).

After all, Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes had a similar vision of a desktop blood analyzer that could quickly churn out diagnoses from finger-prick samples.