Sentence examples for exclude blood from inspiring English sources
It would not go as far as the Red Cross plan, instead seeking to exclude blood donations from anyone who has spent five years or more in Europe since 1980.
Orgasms sure get your blood flowing, and that doesn't exclude blood flow to your brain.
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.
The APTIMA HIV-1 RNA Qualitative Assay and the Procleix HIV-1/HCV assay (Gen-Probe, San Diego, CA, USA) are both Food and Drug Administration (FDA -approved FDA -approvedor screening to exclude blood form donors with acute HIV infection.
Therefore, we do not suggest that only PCR should be used as a reference method to exclude blood donors at risk, but it could help shorten the deferral period for blood donor (currently 3 years after an asymptomatic person leaves the malaria-endemic area).
3.1 Gadolinium – enhanced MRI in some cases is recommended to exclude blood-brain barrier damage and leptomeningeal enhancement (e.g. low CSF pressure headache).
Additionally, the decision specifically to exclude blood-product administration may have limited the application of these simulation results to real-world hemorrhage and resuscitation.
In 2011, Medicare implemented a prospective payment system (PPS) covering an expanded bundle of services that excluded blood transfusions.
The reduction comes at a fortunate time, since the list of reasons for excluding blood donors seems only to get longer, reducing the pool of possible donors.
The F.D.A. policy calls for excluding blood donations from anyone who has spent five years or more in Europe since 1980, or three months or more in Britain from 1980 to 1996.
The plan endorsed by the F.D.A. advisory panel last week calls for excluding blood donations from anyone who has spent five years or more in Europe since 1980, or three months or more in Britain from 1980 to 1996.
