Four individuals with relatively small expansions in blood (average size from 200 to 300 repeats), and progenitor allele size from 150 to 200 repeats, had an average increase from 30 to 120 repeats in sperm.
In a fatal case, a droplet of blood the size of the "o" in this text could easily contain a hundred million particles of Ebola virus.
Why was the liver so hospitable to metastasis, while the spleen, which had similarities in blood supply, size, and proximity, seemed relatively resistant?
But Miles questioned the metrics used at Guantánamo for determining that threshold, saying they overly relied on body weight, to the exclusion of iron levels, calcium levels and red blood cell size, which he testified provide more precise measurements of malnutrition-related dangers.
ECCO2R (extracorporeal CO2 removal) systems are different from conventional extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) systems in terms of blood flow, size and type of vascular access and anticoagulation requirements.
Significant higher values were obtained in the plate group than in the nail group regarding mean operative time, blood loss, size of surgical wound, and length of hospital stay (P < 0.001) (Table 3).
In recent years, sheep (Ovis aries) have emerged as a useful animal model for neurological research due to their relatively large brain and blood vessel size, their cortical architecture, and their docile temperament.
Red blood cell size, for instance, is known to correlate with an animal's warm-bloodedness: the smaller the cell, the higher the animal's metabolic rate.
Blood cell size iron-oxygen spheres found in the vessels were identified as an oxidized form of formerly pyritic framboids.
More general hypoxic effects may be limited by the observed 'compensatory' increase in blood vessel size and overall blood vessel volume.
