Sentence examples for mixture of blood from inspiring English sources
The Aztecs considered it a mixture of blood and the sky.
The mixture of blood and spit that poured from his mouth looked really weird, like a fountain, a bright-red gurgling fountain.
On the same night, a prisoner threw a mixture of blood, vomit and excrement at a guard on HBO's "Oz," in a move that seemed part of that long-running drama's need to stay shocking.
I like no-limits queer spaces as much as the next person, but I would still prefer (call me crazy) not to smell like a mixture of blood, milk, and cum.
Mixture of blood from this healthy portion of the lung (with normal oxygen content) and blood from the abnormal area of the lung (with decreased oxygen content) produces a composite arterial oxygen content that is less than the normal level.
In a scene at the beginning of his second volume of memoir, Waking Up in Toytown, he comes to on a bed, surrounded by bottles holding "a mixture of blood, honey, alcohol, olive oil and urine" with "a single feather, balanced precariously on each rim".
When Art Uncut's attempt to bring the issue of tax avoidance to the Pyramid stage was met with a pretty brutal response, the silence from musicians was similarly overwhelming: to pipe up, it seemed, would threaten the weekend's mixture of blood-pumping hedonism and balmy reassurance.
For instance, pathway analyses of age-associated genes identified an enrichment of immune function and inflammation genes in various mixtures of blood cells [ 2- 5].
Blood is a mixture of red blood cells, plasma, and white blood cells.
Blood is a mixture of red blood cells, which account for 40 50% of the total volume, white blood cells (including PBMCs and PMNs), which account for ~1% of the total volume, and plasma, which accounts for the remaining 55% of the blood volume.
Neutrophils are often excluded from analyses of gene expression in human blood, but the remaining mixture of peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC), can also vary greatly in its composition.
