Sentence examples for prime blood from inspiring English sources

PvDBP is a prime blood stage vaccine candidate antigen against P. vivax, but its polymorphic nature represents a major obstacle to the successful design of a protective vaccine against vivax malaria.

The fall in estrogen is believed to be involved in increasing the susceptibility of prime blood vessels to other factors that influence migraineogenic effects through a process that remains unknown [4].

Of 192 infants receiving CPB prime blood, the authors concluded that older blood recipients were more likely to have pulmonary complications.

It suggests, none too subtly, that if this inquiry finds the BBC in the right and Downing Street in the wrong, Hutton will have prime ministerial blood on his hands.

A further lack of comparability was introduced by the fact that whereas in PRIME fasting blood samples were used, in IFS2 non-fasting samples were collected.

Even though ECMO circuits are not routinely primed with blood prior to their use in adult patients, the circuits get primed with the patient's own blood once ECMO is commenced.

Finally, miniaturization of the CPB machine has proved to be effective in reducing pump-prime, inflammation, blood loss, and donor blood usage which are occasional outcomes of cardiopulmonary bypass surgery [ 4].

At UCHC, adult female mosquitoes were primed for blood feeding before dissecting out their SG by placing a human hand close to the mosquito cage for 3 5 min (without letting the mosquitoes probe).

Some authors have reported the onset of a bradykinin release syndrome when using filters with the AN69 membrane primed with blood; the syndrome presents as acute hypotension and can be avoided by raising the pH [ 18].

Torture would be permissible only for former British prime ministers with blood on their hands.

Settlers, railing against the government for not doing enough to protect them, placed a hastily written sign under its windshield: "Prime minister with blood on his hands".