Sentence examples for single prick from inspiring English sources
A single prick of blood is enough to diagnose the illness; a spinal tap is out of the question.
It's worth mentioning that Rohmer's taut, precise style seems a membrane under high tension; with a single prick, the lust kept under pressure would spew out with violence.
A low block of flats is just visible on the other side, pitch-black save for a single prick of electricity.
Two of these dog pools contained only drop ear breeds, one contained a single prick ear breed and two contained breeds with a mixture of ear types (Table 2).
Out of five dog pools in this study, none contained small breeds, two (pool 3 and pool 4) consisted only of breeds with drop ears, one (pool 5) consisted of a single prick eared breed, and two consisted of breeds with a mixture of ear types (pool2 and pool 6; Table 2).
Theranos, founded by Elizabeth Holmes, a Stanford University dropout, became a symbol of how technology could revolutionize health care after it said it had discovered a way of performing blood tests from a single finger prick at a fraction of the cost of a conventional laboratory.
The San Diego-based startup leverages lab-on-a-chip technology it says can run through up to 128 different tests on a single finger prick of blood in under 15 minutes using what it calls its Maverick Detection Platform.
Genalyte leverages lab-on-a-chip technology it says can run through up to 128 different tests on a single finger prick of blood in under 15 minutes using what it calls its Maverick Detection Platform.
From a single finger prick, thick and thin blood smears and a filter paper blood sample for molecular analysis were prepared and haemoglobin concentration was measured using a portable haemoglobinometer (HemoCue, Sweden) according to the manufacturer's instructions.
HbA1c level - Measured using the DCA Vantage Analyser Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Inc , USA) from the same single finger prick.
Total Serum Cholesterol (TC) - Measured using the Accutrend GCT (Roche Diagnostics, Germany) from a single finger prick.
