Sentence examples for school blood from inspiring English sources

The country is increasingly dependent on high school blood donors.

At this point in time, I decided to do my part in a school blood drive.

Michael and Pat might never have found out how little they really knew about their teacher if they hadn't signed on this year to recruit donors for a school blood drive.

HbA1c was measured in 14,850 donors 16 19 years old during school blood drives conducted between 1 September 2011 and 30 April 2012.

Among the children in the schools participating in blood sample collection (except for one control school), blood was not taken from 24 children because they had eaten breakfast on the morning of the testing day.

For participants with more than one visit, we conducted logistic regression to predict the probability of follow-up (follow-up = 1, missing = 0) with covariates of the previous measurements including age, sex, BMI, number of years of school, blood pressure, season, and temperature.

High illiteracy rates in Egypt's primary and middle schools, blood-covered hospital beds shared by multiple patients, and increased suicide rates among men unable to provide for their families are tragically common and familiar headlines.

At lactate level of ≥4.0 mmol/l, other initially significant factors at univariate analysis were KTS II ≤ 8, level of education being primary school, diastolic blood pressure, systolic blood pressure, pulse rate, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation (p < 0.05), but at multivariate analysis, all became insignificant (p > 0.05).

The victim stumbled onto the steps of his school, gushing blood.

I used to work with my father much longer days, so what I'm saying [to Jake] is: when you come out of your posh school, your blood is the same as mine, and it's called work, mate".

Huson, who trained as a veterinary technician before graduate school, drew blood from a total of 199 dogs—"easier than trimming toenails," she says and she or someone at the kennel ran each dog and scored its speed, endurance, and work ethic (i.e., how much of the run it was actively pulling as opposed to letting its teammates do the work).