Sentence examples for donation subjects from inspiring English sources

After obtaining informed consent for a one-time blood donation, subjects were interviewed for pertinent medical information, including a detailed history of tobacco use, family history of heart disease and diabetes.

Compared to subjects carrying 0-2 fallelese andeles and with experience of plasma donation, subjects carrying 3-4 fallelese alleles but without plasma donation had a decreased detection rate of anti-HCV (OR = 0.18, 95% CI = 0.10-0.32).

Compared to subjects carrying rs7383287AA genotypes and with experience of blood donation, subjects carrying AG/AA genotypes but without blood donation had a 66% decrease in risk of HCV persistent infection (OR = 0.34, 95% CI = 0.15-0.78).> -wrap-foot> Logistic regression analyses adjusted for age, gender, experience of blood/plasma donation, and numbers of blood/plasma donation.

The naming of a building after an official could also constitute an in-kind campaign donation subject to legal limits.

A spokesman for the Electoral Commission told the Telegraph: "The Labour Party did contact the Electoral Commission prior to accepting the donation and we advised them that they could accept the donation subject to carrying out the necessary permissibility checks on the individual.

The Select Committee would not have a government majority, which Lord Tyler hopes will mean a range of options for broader party funding, such as making political donations subject to tax relief, could be considered.

Unlimited contributions would be banned, and donations subject to a cap of $37,500 per person, per cycle.Even if all the contributions were demand-led (and clearly not all of them are), huge sums would still flow into politics.

Obama's fundraising strategy - social networking pages, virtual personalized fundraising thermometers, and blast emails urging supporters to give $5 to "Fight the Smears" - could only have flourished in a fundraising arena where unregulated soft money did not swamp "hard money" donations subject to strict contribution limits.

Nevertheless, considering the frequency and lasting period of blood donation, most subjects should have exposure history and this bias might be minimal.

"Not a rubber sheep, you nitwit," she replied, "a rubbish heap". This exchange came back to me last week as I traveled through Europe and remembered the last time I changed planes in Frankfurt on my way to talk to the media in Russia about organ donation — a subject that, improbably, has become my life's work.

All blood donations were performed in accordance with the latest (2010) guidelines of the German Federal Medical Council (Bundesaerztekammer), which specifically exclude blood donations from subjects with severe health problems.