Sentence examples for extracting blood from inspiring English sources

Because, really, when they finally hit on a less barbaric method for extracting blood, I'm there!

Doctors are adept at extracting blood and bone marrow (rich in blood stem cells, which give rise to all other blood cells), isolating particular cells for manipulation, and then re-implanting them.

Blood vessel segmentation module had the role of extracting blood vessel pattern from retinal images.

Circ also heard that riders: Are using ozone therapy, which involves extracting blood, treating it with ozone and injecting it back into the blood; Continue to use steroids; That it is still possible for riders to micro-dose using EPO without getting caught; And that abuse of TUEs (Therapeutic Use Exemptions) is "a significant problem" today.

At the end of the episode we witness Queenie and LaLaurie extracting blood from LaLaurie with a curved knife, just like she used on her slaves.

While the US Supreme Court has drawn lines on extracting blood and even bullets from involuntary suspects for purposes of gathering evidence, the forcible extraction of urine remains an unsettled area of the law.

Just as The Lost World hits the theaters with its bloodthirsty tyrannosaurs, scientists say they have turned the tables by extracting blood--or at least one of its key components, hemoglobin--from a T. rex bone.

They gave victims liver extract, blood transfusions, and vitamins, especially B1.

Drug testers reportedly visited the Jamaican camp Monday in Moscow and extracted blood samples from all its athletes.

For 11 hours, with faultless good humour, the hospital staff swapped drips, extracted blood samples and attended to the beeping fluid pumps as Dido and I haggled over paragraph changes and lost pens under the bedclothes.

Without this validation procedure, the extracted blood is only given by the samples for metabolite analysis.