Sentence examples for freezing blood from inspiring English sources

Asada began freezing blood and urine samples which were sent to Germany when a reliable test was developed, Andruska said.

The dread Nicholas I is "a slightly bald Medusa with cropped hair and mustaches," convinced that his imperial gaze "had the power of a rattlesnake, of freezing blood in the veins".

Such is the fate of a wag who aimlessly yells "ANNA!", prompting Calvi's head to swivel slowly in the direction of the call, eyes freezing blood as they go with a mix of faint amusement and thousand-yard rancour.

The impact of freezing blood collected in PAXGene tubes on data reproducibility was also examined.

Our results indicate that freezing blood collected in PAXGene tubes prior to RNA extraction has little impact on the RNA profiles measured in the microarray assay.

In addition, since the option to freeze a whole blood sample allows samples to be collected over time and at different study sites prior to processing, the effects of freezing blood samples were examined by comparing data generated from both fresh and frozen specimens.

He also developed an efficient method of correcting aortic aneurysms by grafting frozen blood vessels to replace diseased vessels.

Dr. Gary I. Wadler, an associate professor of medicine at New York University who serves on the World Anti-Doping Agency's prohibited lists committee, said the league should begin blood testing for H.G.H., or at least should freeze blood samples until a reliable test is developed.

He would argue that by offloading it and other works from his collection he has enabled himself to buy new art, thus encouraging new artists and keeping his collection as fresh as frozen blood.

The greatest problem for the N.F.L. now is that there is no urine test for H.G.H. Catlin, who agreed with Wadler that the league should freeze blood specimens at least for the deterrent effect, is working to develop a urine test for the hormone.

So while she set up a cash gift program for victims' families, which was novel for the Red Cross, she also seized the opportunity to beef up some expensive pet projects that had gained new urgency -- like the weapons-of-mass-destruction-preparedness program and the creation of a strategic reserve of frozen blood.