Sentence examples for earliest blood from inspiring English sources

The letters to the society record the march of science from the earliest blood transfusions, and attempts to capture lightning, to the confirmation of Einstein's theory of relativity, the discovery of DNA and Stephen Hawking's first musings on black holes.

Had AIDS been spotted in 1959, the year (as was subsequently realised) when the earliest blood sample known to contain HIV was taken from a man living in the Belgian Congo, the chances are that the epidemic which began to ravage the world two decades later would have been nipped in the bud.

Our study identified that the earliest blood sampling time period with the HI titer against 2009 pandemic H1N1 greater than 40 was in the three weeks between April 5 and 11, which could be further traced back to the infection period at least before the late of March based on the duration of sero-conversion after infection.

Whether the earliest blood and endothelial cells originate from a shared mesodermal precursor, i.e. a hemangioblast, or from distinct mesodermal precursors is a moot point.

CD41, the first hematopoietic marker we detected at the surface of transitioning reprogrammed cells, is widely expressed on the earliest blood progenitors generated during ontogeny (Ferkowicz et al., 2003; Mikkola et al., 2003; Mitjavila-Garcia et al., 2002; Robin et al., 2011).

Dr. Astbury said she might have intervened sooner had she been made aware of the results of earlier blood tests.

Earlier blood tests and a DNA test were far less predictive, and celiac disease has been difficult to identify, especially because its symptoms vary widely.

A judge in a bench trial convicted Mr. Goodman after a crude early blood test revealed secretions from a blood type that matched Mr. Goodman's, but also about a third of the population.

Scientists have developed an early blood test to see whether men with advanced prostate cancer can benefit from a new drug that can significantly improve their chances of survival.

Reductions in platelet contractile force had a significant correlation with duration of CPB (r=0.564; P=0.002) and early blood loss (r=0.545 P=0.0033).

Delay between starting times of IF and TAC and timing errors for early blood samples are likely to be among the major causes of variation in previous reports.