Sentence examples for commonest blood from inspiring English sources

The commonest blood group in the UK is O, and A is the second commonest.

The commonest blood picture was microcytic hypochromia and normocytic hypochromia suggesting iron deficiency anaemia.

"That's the commonest cause of blood stream infections here and across the UK.

Coli was the commonest organism in blood culture in 15/28 (53.5%) patients.

The commonest red cell blood pictures among the anaemic clients were microcytic hypochromia and normocytic hypochromia, which are indicative of iron deficiency anaemia.

Internal bleeding caused by low-dose aspirin was one of the two commonest causes (the blood-thinning drug warfarin was the other).

Lee's most ambitious poems are made from the commonest verbal stock.

Of the medical service factors commonest were complete lack of blood (19.3%) or inadequate blood transfusion (26.1%), delay in receiving appropriate treatment (18.3%) and poor management (17.0%).> -wrap-foot> *Substandard care factors occurred in 116 maternal deaths.

The incidence of peripheral blood involvement was commonest in advanced CSIII & IV disease (54%) compared to CSI & II disease (18%) (P less than 0.05), and in low grade (45%) compared to intermediate and high grade lymphoma (31%) (difference not statistically significant).

Along with libation and the sacrificial effusion of blood, one of the commonest means of making an oblation available to sacred beings is to burn it.

Enteritidis and Typhimurium were the commonest serovars isolated from stool and blood although Virchow and Panama were more commonly associated with bacteraemia (Table  2).