Sentence examples for surplus of blood from inspiring English sources
The tonsillectomy procedure itself is not technically demanding, but unexpected excessive hemorrhage is a constant risk due to a surplus of blood supply to the tonsils and surrounding pharyngeal soft tissues.
When muscles don't contract, they require less fuel, and the surplus, in the form of blood sugar, accumulates in the bloodstream, contributing to diabetes risk and other health concerns.
It would allow the New York region to import roughly 140,000 pints of surplus blood annually from military bases in Europe, according to government and health care officials.
The situation of surplus glucose in blood can cause severe complications to human body.
The model involved the chemical oxidation of monocrotaline to its pyrrolic derivative, dehydromonocrotaline (DHM), followed by modification of horse proteins obtained from surplus clinical blood samples taken for diagnostic purposes.
The major therapeutic goal when administering TNF-alpha inhibitors is to neutralize the surplus of TNF-alpha both from the blood circulation and from inflamed tissues.
It is almost a novelisation of the theologian Karen Armstrong's theories put forward in Fields of Blood: Religion and the History of Violence, with the move from subsistence to surplus leading to new forms of hierarchy and specialisation.
This may lead to concerns amongst parents about the amounts of blood taken for research and potential uses that may be made of 'surplus' blood.
That yields a surplus of $1.86 trillion.
Redundancy (or surplus) of information facilitates judgment.
Ireland came second, with a surplus of 2% of GDP.
