Sentence examples for red survival from inspiring English sources

My fellow passengers and I donned big red survival suits that were as bulky as space suits.

Gumboots first, four men in bright red survival suits splashed into the 20-foot skiff.

She'll do a group of white granite "Living" series benches, and a group of red granite "Survival" series benches.

Deficiencies of enzymes such as pyruvate kinase in this pathway shorten red cell survival times because energy-requiring activities within the red cell are curtailed.

Pathogenic features underlying AI include a mild shortening of red cell survival, impaired erythropoietin production, blunted responsiveness of the marrow to erythropoietin, and impaired iron metabolism mediated by inflammatory cytokines and the iron regulatory peptide, hepcidin.

This evidence - that their comeback has given a boost to red squirrel survival - could indicate that they are able to catch and eat the non-native greys more easily.

These results indicate that the polycythemia in these recipients was due to primary overproduction of erythrocytes, not to an increase in red cell survival or decrease in plasma volume.

This may suggest that hemoglobin glycation or red cell survival differs among racial/ethnic groups.

Several causes have been identified including iron deficiency [ 1], reduced production of erythropoietin [ 2], shortened red cell survival [ 3] and folate deficiency [ 4].

In contrast, we did not find a strong signal of red fox survival during the LGM in distinct and isolated southern refugia in Eurasia.

doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6600465 www.bjcancer.com © 2002 Cancer Research UK Patients with cancer are frequently anaemic, with contributing factors including chemotherapy and the anaemia of chronic disease, with endogenous erythropoietin deficiency, relative erythropoietin resistance, and shortened red cell survival (Miller et al, 1990).