Sentence examples for bloodstream would be from inspiring English sources

Some outside scientists question whether a treatment that starts after the toxin is already in the bloodstream would be effective.

Before Josh and Kim reached their 50s, according to Mr. Kurzweil, microscopic devices known as nanorobots inserted in the bloodstream would be able to scan brains and wirelessly upload their information.

The parking lot was a bog of squelchy red mud, the consistency my cholesterol-thickened bloodstream would be, I feared, after the binge of cheese-gobbling, double-cream feasting, and sheep's milk ice-cream I knew I would shortly not be able to resist.

Ricin that crossed the intestinal barrier into the bloodstream would be absorbed and distributed quickly, and only when enough neutralizing antibodies against ricin are present prior to arrival of ricin may mouse survival or increased survival time occur.

In the bloodstream there would be enough glucose available, due to continuous supply.

Using the latter definition the annual frequency of polymicrobial bloodstream infections in our study would be approximately 7.8%, comparable to the 10% frequency reported in North American by Bizzarro et al. [ 11].

In collaboration with Institute Professor Robert Langer (see profile), Anderson and colleagues set out to create a new form of insulin that would remain in the bloodstream for a long time but would be activated only when needed that is, when blood-sugar levels are too high.

Importantly, our study suggested that the risk of mortality in patients with bloodstream infection, immunosuppression or hematologic malignancy would be difficult to estimate using qSOFA scores.

A liquid containing viruses already bound to nanotubes would be injected into the bloodstream or abdominal cavity to seek out tumors.

In case of a membrane rupture, the labeled particles would be released into the venous bloodstream and partly captured by the magnetic trap of the detector.

In the present study we focused on the subset of secreted proteins in order to identify putative novel biomarkers that would be easily detectable in the bloodstream of treated patients and therefore useful to discriminate responders and non-responders.