Sentence examples for distributing blood from inspiring English sources

In the 1980's, the government was caught distributing blood tainted with the virus that causes AIDS.

Even though the heart is beating very slowly, it is filling completely and distributing blood fairly effectively.

It must have been busy in there, distributing blood to each sinew of muscle, but it did so in silence".

But both sides also say that the Red Cross system of collecting, storing and distributing blood for transfusion has had problems in which contaminated blood was almost sent to hospitals for transfusion.

The drug agency and the Red Cross have been working together since the mid-1980's to build an efficient and safe system for collecting, screening and distributing blood for transfusion.

Several companies, including Zipline, which is distributing blood by drone in Rwanda, and Swoop Aero, an Australian company that is dispensing vaccines and other medication on Vanuatu in the Pacific, are focused on medical needs.

"This year we will be short 150,000 pints because Euroblood will stop," said Dr. James Louie, the executive director of Long Island Blood Services in Westbury, which handles donations on Long Island and distributes blood to 50 hospitals on the Island and in Queens.

Enabling Palestinians to distribute blood money not only violates the obligations of the Oslo Accords, it also contravenes the 1999 U.N. Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terror and the 2001 U.N. Security Council Resolution to combat international terror in the aftermath of 9/11.

Aortic insufficiency, failure of the valve at the mouth of the aorta the principal artery that distributes blood from the heart to the tissues of the body to prevent backflow of blood from the aorta into the left lower chamber (ventricle) of the heart, from which it has been pumped.

The UR-SIFT detects areas with densely distributed blood vessels which are robust to background changes of the retina.

An apico-aortic conduit decreases the LV aortic pressure gradient, preserves or improves ventricular function, and maintains normally distributed blood flow through the systemic and coronary circulation [53].