Sentence examples for competent blood from inspiring English sources

Histological studies combined with fluorescent microspheres showed increased density of functionally competent blood vessels in group-3 and group-4.

Within the mammalian host, mousquito-inoculated salivary gland sporozoites of the parasite invade the liver and undergo an intracellular replication phase (schizogony) to produce merozoite stages that are competent for red blood cell infection.

To optimise the potential of cord blood, competent authorities should develop public awareness campaigns targeted principally towards expecting mothers.

Stakeholders have raised the issue of plasma supply during the stakeholder consultation and it was discussed at both the stakeholder event(1) and during a June 2017 ad-hoc meeting between stakeholders and representatives of the EU's blood competent authorities(2).

SHIV-2873Nip was replication competent in RM peripheral blood mononuclear cells of all random donors tested and was exclusively R5 tropic, and its env gene clustered with HIV-C by phylogenetic analysis; its moderate [corrected] sensitivity to neutralization led to classification as a tier 2 [corrected] virus.

Both absence of detectable HIV-1 DNA and absence of low levels of replication-competent viruses in peripheral blood were recently described in a subgroup of HIV-1-infected children who initiated cART within 72 hours of birth, suggesting that early cART could significantly reduce HIV reservoir size [ 37].

Table 1 Defining the trauma coordinator role Trauma coordinator role Senior nurse with ward-management experience Competent to cannulate and take blood Completion of ionising radiation (medical exposure) regulations training so that X-ray requests can be completed Training in the provision of local anaesthetic blocks Limited prescribing rights (to include analgesics).

So while the majority may admit that he is a competent but corrupt politician whose blood runs cold, to them Putin represents the human incarnation of a necessary evil.

96 It has recently been demonstrated that B cells in both lymphoid tissue and the peripheral blood carry replication competent virus attached on their surfaces.

Testing a broad sample of wildlife species would enable us not only to identify which species transmit the pathogen, but also which species act as weakly competent or incompetent hosts, providing blood meals to ticks but rarely or never transmitting the pathogen (33 ).

In the absence of transovarial transmission (5, 6), acquisition of A. phagocytophilum by its vector must result either from feeding on the blood of reservoir-competent hosts or by cofeeding of uninfected ticks in close proximity to infected ticks (7).