Sentence examples for taking a blood sample from inspiring English sources

In 621 cases no blood test was performed (blood samples were either insufficient for conducting the HIV test, blood taking was not successful or the participants did not comply with taking a blood sample).

After taking a blood sample, the analysis takes less than a minute.

Currently malaria is diagnosed by taking a blood sample from a patient, staining it with a dye, and looking at the sample with a microscope to detect the Plasmodium parasite which causes the disease.

Reporting in The British Medical Journal, a group of doctors in England said they had determined that taking a blood sample from the ear lobe instead of the thumb was less painful.

No. It's complicated.' 'Do you know why you've cut yourself?' 'Because I'm taking a blood sample.' 'Do you know why?'ItIt's a test to make sure my liver's working.' 'I want to do a test to make sure my liver's working.' 'Not now.

At the Educational Testing Service, "it was a cherished assumption that the S.A.T. was uncoachable," Nicholas Lemann writes in his history of the S.A.T., "The Big Test": The whole idea of psychometrics was that mental tests are a measurement of a psychical property of the brain, analogous to taking a blood sample.

Staff have taken a blood sample to see whether there is anything to prevent the operation from going ahead.

At a local hospital, a health worker took a blood sample but did not wear protective clothing.

They took a blood sample, ringed the creature and then released it.

An agreement had been made, he said, to take a blood sample to test for poisoning.

So it's legal to strap a drunken driver to a gurney and take a blood sample from an unwilling suspect.