The white cells protect your body against and fight infection and the platelets are responsible for normal blood clotting. |
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It seems that some patients needing blood transfusions may benefit from receiving chicken blood rather than human blood. |
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A good exercise programme such as aerobics will also activate and rejuvenate the skin and improve circulation and blood flow. |
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Now kindly buzz off because I have serious work to do and this discussion cannot be productive of anything except raising my blood pressure. |
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The bone marrow is responsible for formation of blood components such as the white blood cells and platelets. |
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The bulk of cod fishing is done with worm baits, usually lugworm due to the copious amounts of blood juice the lug holds, but also ragworm. |
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I was readmitted to the hospital and finally a hematologist was called in who found that I had a reaction to the blood I had received. |
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His brother had fallen backwards onto the grass in the lawn losing much blood it seemed. |
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As a young child, Spear helped the local veterinarian with the livestock, including giving blood transfusions and administering medications. |
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These symptoms are caused by having too many abnormal white blood cells and not enough normal white cells, red cells and platelets. |
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Unless the rebellion is put down quickly, and without shedding too much blood in the process, their political position could be destroyed. |
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Some patients may also have an increased number of white blood cells and platelets. |
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Getting a rush of blood to the head and trying to force through projects by executive fiat can, and will, backfire. |
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Buildings go up in a rush of blood only to be pulled down a few years later. |
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Baseline assessments of height, weight, blood pressure, urinary specific gravity, and ketonuria were obtained. |
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Tall spring bloomers that stand on their own and that are easy to grow are agapanthus, alliums, blood lilies, and African irises. |
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A couple who gave their 50th blood donation were presented with awards to mark their achievement. |
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That fateful day, an alliance was formed between the people of the Northern Continent, and sealed with the blood of those fallen in battle. |
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People were getting shot all over the place but you couldn't see a drop of blood on their clean white shirts. |
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There are those made from refined sugar and white flour and which make your blood sugar rise quickly, giving you a rapid blast of insulin. |
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The substitute eliminates the problem of donated blood being tainted by infections or impurities. |
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Loss of blood volume is initially counteracted by intravenous saline and later by typed and cross-matched blood transfusion. |
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Myeloma is characterized by an abnormal number of white blood cells called plasma cells. |
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It is also believed that exposure of the skin to heat stimulates the production of white blood cells and strengthens the immune system. |
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Clues to the presence of HPS are thick concentrated blood, low blood platelets, and a high white cell count with many young white cells. |
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The animals also showed no significant decreases in white blood cells or platelets. |
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Stem cells are a type of blood cells which ultimately produces red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. |
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I could see clearly the spurt of blood that gushed out on to his ear and dripped down his cheek. |
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All of a sudden, late last year, the Minister had a rush of blood to the head. |
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The bacalhau is mixed with bits of parsley and cilantro and served with a colorful salad of radishes, blood oranges, and beets. |
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Normally, lung mast cells occur around blood vessels, large airways, and nerves. |
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It goes back to an old controversy surrounding the real presence of Christ's body and blood in and with the bread and wine. |
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By August John had started to suffer high blood pressure and he was readmitted to Oxford's Churchill Hospital for further scans. |
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All children are curious about the texture of the blood agar, and many have indicated an interest in touching it. |
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You're cold and tired because your blood pressure is low and you've been unable to keep any food down. |
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In the meantime I am going to replace my blood with Lucozade as a last-ditch attempt to make it through the week without expiring. |
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I've got Nigerian, Brazilian and Afro-Caribbean blood but was born in Paddington and lived there for the first 15 years of my life. |
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Now two groups have independently reported abnormalities of blood flow in the temporal lobes of autistic children. |
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Did he write it before breakfast and so his low blood sugar levels made him a bit ratty? |
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Increasing new blood and especially more young blood for the Friends is an important goal. |
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Gass suspects constriction of blood vessels that reduces oxygen delivery to breast tissues is partly to blame. |
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An alert Sailor called for someone to summon the corpsman and then he dropped to the deck to close off the blood loss by use of a tourniquet. |
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Numerous herbs may affect blood glucose levels and should not be used in patients with diabetes mellitus. |
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As discussed, transmission can occur through tainted blood transfusions as well as through intravenous drug use. |
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A hormone secreted by the adrenal gland that raises blood pressure by constricting arteries and increasing heart rate. |
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If your blood pressure is elevated only at your doctor's office, you might have white coat hypertension. |
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Contrast medium appears opaque on X-ray film, providing a clear outline of structures such as your digestive tract or blood vessels. |
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Like queen bees, these cells replenish our blood supply, spawning millions of red cells, white cells, and platelets. |
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Prominent among these are the lymphocytes, white blood cells that are specialized to react to specific antigens. |
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The purified stem cells normally give rise to cells that mature into red blood cells and white blood cells. |
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As youngberries are high in potassium it will assist in controlling high blood pressure. |
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Blood is made up of plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. |
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The decision to give blood is often made easier if you know the causes you'll be helping. |
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It makes not one jot of difference that no actual blood is visible on their hands. |
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This is a declaration of military intent, of the will to shed blood and tears for a fellow nation. |
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For example, white blood cells in your urine usually mean that you have an infection. |
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I want karakia to be said, because I don't think the shedding of blood should be taken lightly. |
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The wound is then filled by a blood clot containing platelet aggregates, red blood cells, and white blood cells trapped in a fibrin meshwork. |
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I don't plan to go there unless I have a rush of blood to the head later in the week. |
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Certain problems with your kidneys, adrenal glands or even a complicated pregnancy can cause high blood pressure. |
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I am a big fainter when it comes to getting blood taken from me, so this was just ick ick ick. |
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The new cut on her hand glinted in the light, as the beads of blood welled up to the surface. |
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In the delivery room, newborn infants should be handled with gloves until blood and amniotic fluid have been removed from the infants' skin. |
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Without the shedding of the blood of Jesus there could have been no remission of sin. |
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In atherosclerosis, fatty plaques develop on the inner lining so that the normal flow of blood is reduced. |
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More serious risks include life-threatening blood clots, stroke, and heart attack. |
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I believe similar blood flows in the veins of men and women such as flowed in the veins of the martyrs in days gone by. |
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Your blood type is a description of what kinds of agglutinogens are present on the surfaces of your own red blood cells. |
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The defence force will also be receiving fresh blood as it battles with an ageing soldier population. |
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Loss of blood had sapped his movements of speed, but he still felt refreshed. |
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It attempted to create kinship without blood in the face of an enduring equivalence between blood and belonging. |
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The pollution could also restrict their blood flow, causing strokes and heart attacks. |
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All forms of hypertension can constrict the blood vessels in the uterus that supply the fetus with oxygen and nutrients. |
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He dropped to his knees and keeled over sideways as blood spouted from the side of his head like a drinking fountain. |
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At least two-thirds of autistics have abnormal amino acid levels, as measured in 24-hour urine or lasting blood plasma. |
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Is that definition limited strictly to whangai who are descended by blood from their original family? |
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If the sympathetic nervous system is damaged, however, the blood vessels do not constrict and blood pressure progressively decreases. |
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Jesus, in the Old Covenant, your people were sanctified by being sprinkled with the blood of sacrificial animals. |
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His muscles bunched, his blood went thick, his bones seemed to grow, and his skin became solid stone. |
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I rushed outside and she was laid flat out with blood pouring from her right ear. |
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It gives incomers to the highlands and islands a link to their adoptive country that's very much more real than blood or poetry. |
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The tumor increases production of adrenaline and noradrenaline, raising blood pressure. |
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I finally persuaded her to order blood tests, which reconfirmed the diagnosis. |
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Like any proud Albertan, it's in my blood to make fun of the people of Saskatchewan. |
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The doctor uses a hand or a tourniquet to temporarily block off the blood flow in the veins. |
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Green blood pulsed into the water, half a dozen remoras dashed around in panic. |
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Auburn hair in bunches and spilling down her back, eyes wide but blood red. |
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They also counter so-called white coat hypertension, patient nervousness that skews blood pressure readings in the doctor's office. |
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My blood boiled and burned like acid fire within me but I forced my will to ignore it. |
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In addition, blood pressure measurement is only intermittent, and white coat hypertension might confound results. |
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In fish, the branchial apparatus forms a system of gills for exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide between the blood and the water. |
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Like a mosquito, the kissing bug can get a good dinner by preventing the human blood in the vein from clotting. |
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At night, the kissing bug ventures forth in search of a blood meal, which may be a sleeping pet or human. |
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Red blood began to squirt out of his wound like water from a punctured water balloon. |
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As Formula One fans bay for his blood after he axed the British Grand Prix, Bernie Ecclestone, the boss of F1 has a new problem on his doorstep. |
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In the Levitical Law, the High Priest was required to offer blood sacrifices as an atonement for sins, and confess man's sins to God. |
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The rush of adrenaline to the brain causes the flow of blood to the skin and the internal organs to slow. |
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It can also constrict blood vessels and cause chest pain or irregular heart beats. |
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In addition, cancers can metastasize by penetrating into blood vessels, lymphatics, and body cavities. |
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All resection margins, blood vessels, lymphatics, and regional lymph nodes were free of tumor. |
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The growth can invade local tissues of the breast and chest wall as well as spread through the blood and lymphatic systems. |
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You can buy special kits containing sanitised hypodermic needles and blood plasma for travel to underdeveloped countries. |
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The white blood cells and platelets showed normal morphology and differential. |
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He knew that every good thing in this world, and in the next, was bought with blood and sacrifice. |
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In May, a processing plant in Carthage Missouri began turning turkey guts, feathers, blood and carcasses into an oil alternative. |
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The cable stations, from CNN to Fox, are literally baying for blood and demanding the marines go into the city. |
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Eosinophils are white blood cells that participate in immunologic and allergic events. |
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What seemed like a shower of bullets ripped into the woman's body, sending spurts of crimson blood gushing out at every direct hit. |
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Chi Gong also promotes the phagocytosis of white blood cells and increases the lymphocyte transformation rate. |
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A sudden spurt of blood erupted from my nose, covering my white T-shirt in blood. |
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Loss of blood results in an increase in red cell production, whereas infection leads to an increase in lymphocytes and other white blood cells. |
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If the airway is clear and intubation is not immediately required, blood pressure and pulse should be checked and oxygen administered. |
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Blood collected from the brachial vein or the jugular vein was used to make blood smears. |
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There are exploding blood packs, guts hanging out of soldiers and, that good old stylistic standby, the shift into slo-mo. |
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Peptides produced in the milk during culturing seem to inhibit chemicals that constrict vessels and increase blood pressure. |
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It requires microsurgery to attach the free-flap to a blood supply, but you get a tummy tuck thrown in while avoiding the trim-flap problems. |
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Her throat had been slit at the jugular, a trail of blood over the floor from the opening spurt of blood. |
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The man threw the little girl's still-shuddering body at her, and blood spurted over her clothes from the cut jugular. |
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A tailored exercise prescription, determined by exercise testing, can aid blood pressure reduction. |
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Eventually they made it to the other side of the hall and slid down to the muddy and blood soaked ground below. |
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The monitor may help your doctor find out if you are a person who only has high blood pressure in the doctor's office. |
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They contain ingredients like camphor or menthol that increase blood flow to the area, creating a fuller look. |
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Many surgeons use a tourniquet around the thigh, which reduces blood flow around the knee. |
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She said Miss Ofuri was behaving belligerently and refused to allow her blood pressure to be taken. |
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About 15 minutes later the curtain goes up and high on replenished blood sugar levels, the kids are off again. |
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Mary has pulmonary atresia, a condition that means the heart and the main blood vessel to the lungs have failed to develop properly. |
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The sensor could be inserted into tissue, excited with a laser pointer, and provide real-time, continuous monitoring of blood glucose level. |
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That uniform is stained with the noble blood of those who've fallen in battle for their country. |
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The inclusions may also be found in the adventitial cells of blood vessels. |
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He had his hand over his eye and the blood was just coming straight through his fingers. |
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Also, the history the blood relatives relate is different from the in-laws, and this makes us suspicious. |
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Filtered blood leaves the kidney through the renal vein and flows back to the heart. |
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By preventing the formation of blood clots it can reduce the risk of strokes and heart attacks. |
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An ischaemic stroke is when the supply of blood to part of the brain is blocked. |
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He says that the blood which ran through the veins of his family's forefathers runs through his own and his son's veins too. |
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The dogs are trained to find blood-stained weapons, clothing and property, miniscule traces of blood and body fluid. |
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High blood pressure that occurs even as early as middle age can lead to dementia in later years. |
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Jugged hare appeared in recipe books in the early 18th century, the meat and blood placed in a jug and cooked within a larger kettle of water. |
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With Down syndrome, an amniocentesis or a blood test can't tell us how severe the disabilities might be. |
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At two points during my mission, I will wear blood pressure monitors on my arm and my fingers for twenty-four hours at a stretch. |
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The drink-drive limit stands at 80 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood and 35 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. |
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An autopsy showed high levels of carbon monoxide in her blood as well as traces of amphetamines. |
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He stuffed the package into his pocket and sheathed his knife, wiping off the blood and brain matter on the back of Nick's shirt. |
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Results indicate that while cocaine did constrict brain blood vessels in men, it failed to do so in women. |
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He is pursued by the Furies, grotesque female divinities charged with the punishment of those who have shed the blood of kinfolk. |
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High cholesterol puts a person at risk of a heart attack or stroke caused by a blood clot, so balance is essential. |
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It speeds the heart rate, constricts blood vessels, and can raise blood pressure to dangerous levels. |
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Despite his name, his European blood ties were not recognized and he was raised a Khoikhoi by his mother. |
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As far as I can tell, the amulet was taken by force from the occult masters by the white witches and placed under a powerful blood seal. |
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The keen edge cut through his glove easily and into his hand, blood seeping from the cut and dripping onto the pavement. |
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The current federal blood level that defines lead poisoning is 10 micrograms of lead per deciliter. |
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With blood shortages for transfusions, companies are researching artificial blood, including human hemoglobin cultured in plant sap. |
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In space, the blood itself becomes weightless, and the heart will eventually atrophy because it has to work less to pump blood through the body. |
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In both cases, nicotine is absorbed and may constrict blood vessels and raise blood pressure. |
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He then cut his arm with the knife, a stream of crimson blood flowed from his new gash. |
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He noticed a stream of fresh blood flowing down the covers of the bedspread and onto the floor. |
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When Jesus Christ died on the cross as your supreme sin sacrifice, His blood didn't just seep into the ground and return to dust. |
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She said the life-threatening condition developed when her own antibodies attacked the baby's blood cells. |
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They reduce inflammation in your airways and prevent blood vessels from leaking fluid into your airway tissues. |
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This same converting enzyme also breaks down kinins, which are powerful vasodilators, and therefore tend to lower the blood pressure. |
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Platelet membranes bear a higher density of receptors per surface area than any other blood cell. |
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The doctor and nurses have been in and out all afternoon, rechecking his heart rate and blood pressure. |
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The doctor recommended that Ms. James come back tomorrow for a blood pressure recheck. |
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That's right, and two things that predicted maintenance of normal blood pressure after drug withdrawal were salt restriction and weight loss. |
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No rigorous studies have evaluated the frequency or magnitude of effects of such substances on blood pressure. |
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In conventional wisdom, the family refers to those to whom we are related by blood kinship. |
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He produced a handkerchief from somewhere and gently wiped the dirt, tears, and blood from my face. |
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During the clonic phase, pulse and blood pressure increase substantially, resulting in an increase in rate pressure product. |
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She also suffered a mild heart attack due to the trauma and had a blood clot on her lung. |
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The professional killers will be there, blood dripping from the hand that pulls the trigger, pushes the button or slits the throat. |
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He scowled at the amount of blood decorating the floor in front of the wolf and then roughly grabbed the back of the lupine captain's head. |
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Because if you use it on weird foot cramps, there's a remote possibility that you could loosen a blood clot and cause heart damage or even death. |
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The accompanying picture, in lurid colours, showed a robotic device grappling with a red blood cell. |
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Tests show blood rheumatism, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatic fever, nervous rheumatism, or bone rheumatism. |
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She died from a ruptured blood vessel in the brain caused by tantrums she threw every night for one week. |
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She quickly removed her blue jacket and placed it over the wound to try and stop the blood from flowing as quickly. |
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He was admitted to the ICU conscious and alert, but with a very low blood pressure, and very marginal oxygenation. |
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This causes inflammation and fluid to gather under the skin, causing wheals and the blood vessels to dilate. |
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And now she sat in the withdrawing room, listening to Lorraine chatter on while the blood in her temples pounded painfully. |
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It turns out that the receptors also pick up the victim's pulse, and the constriction is strong enough to prevent its blood flow. |
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But imagine being in a situation where out of the blue, your heart starts racing so fast that it can't pump blood around your body properly. |
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Her heart was racing, and she could feel her blood pulsing through her veins. |
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Following the horrific loss of life and injury in Bali, blood supplies are critically low. |
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Donating blood sixty times over a period spanning 25 years might be normal for a professional donor. |
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They have shed their blood in service to their country and deserve our full commitment. |
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Resting pulse rate and three blood pressure measurements were recorded during the visit. |
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We trained squirrel monkeys to either raise or lower blood pressure using operant conditioning technology. |
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They introduced further Arab blood into the Percheron breed by covering selected mares with two Arab sires. |
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The heart's pumping action pushes the blood around the body through the arteries. |
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This is because when the drainage tube is blocked, the air in the middle ear is absorbed into the blood in the middle-ear lining. |
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In reality all they did was make my blood radioactive before taking gamma photographs. |
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His voice was shaking with fury as he looked down at Larek, who was sitting in the mud trying to wipe the blood off his face. |
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Eyeballs, whiskers, blood and even tiger nose are among the parts used for their perceived curative properties. |
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Most packs and masks are astringent, so they stimulate blood circulation in the skin. |
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Too much pressure can rupture the catheter or force a clot into the blood stream. |
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Within the device, a diaphragm is actuated pneumatically, electrically, or magnetically, and it pumps blood into the aorta or pulmonary artery. |
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In squids, octopuses and cuttlefish, the pigment layer is below the photoreceptors, in an area of dense blood vessels. |
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Predictably, leeches, cupping, and blood letting take the centre stage of treatments. |
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Chemicals from tobacco smoke get into your bloodstream and can damage the delicate blood vessels inside your eye. |
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This includes cell salts, fatty tissue, lymph, red and white blood cells, two glands of the endocrine system and even the bones. |
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Height, weight, calculated body mass index, and blood pressures were recorded. |
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The augmentation in diameter is what allows for increases in blood flow to your skeletal muscle. |
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A transfer of property between blood relatives is charged at half the rate of stamp duty which would otherwise apply. |
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Invasion of neoplastic cells into blood vessels or lymphatics was present in all cases. |
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We also knew that blood cells, actually lymphocytes, white cells in the blood, contained those receptors. |
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The treatment helps soothe irritation and inflammation, stimulate blood circulation and strengthen the immune system and the lymphatic system. |
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This is characterised by broken blood vessels on the whites of the eyes and in the skin. |
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Unfortunately, the veteran had a rush of blood to the head and skied his shot high over the Jail End enclosure. |
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Her face was as white as snow, and her hair as black as ink, and her lips as red as the blood on her gravestone. |
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She had low-grade blood poisoning in her ear from the pin she used to pierce it. |
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The authors suggest that blood pressure monitoring should include home measurement to identify patients who have white coat hypertension and those with masked hypertension. |
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From many of these birds we collected blood samples from the jugular vein. |
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The Omega 3 fatty acids found in oily fish such as mackerel, herring, sardines, tuna and salmon will also thin the blood and help prevent blood clots. |
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With the State economy in decline for over a decade, many salary men were shown the door, because their firms found that they could hire young blood at relatively low wages. |
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Logan glanced at the body and sure enough the throat was slit at the jugular with a trail of blood staining the wood floors, along with a missing ring finger. |
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It eventually causes a decreased numbers of normal red blood cells, white cells and platelets, leading to symptoms of anemia, infections and bleeding. |
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As well as springing suspects in early morning raids, police have been employing DNA technology, linking vandals to their crimes by blood left at the scene. |
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A small lantern may seem like an odd item to include on this list, but Reid said lantern light makes a blood trail much more visible than the direct beam of a flashlight. |
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Simple carbohydrates, particularly white sugar and white flour in cakes, sweets, pasta, bread and potatoes, can also cause disruptions in blood sugar levels. |
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Milutinovic has shaken off many of the critics who bayed for his blood after sloppy performances and infighting just before the World Cup qualifiers. |
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And then let us resolve that never again will we send the precious young blood of this country to die trying to prop up a corrupt military dictatorship abroad. |
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As her boyfriend's lifeless body slumps down from the chair onto the floor, spurts of blood splash all over Alice's face and body, staining them red. |
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Red cells and hemoglobin may be accompanied by seeing red cells in a microscopic examination, by a positive chemical analysis for blood or by both. |
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Inflammation causes small blood vessels in the conjunctiva to become more prominent, resulting in a pinkish or reddish cast to the whites of your eyes. |
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The surgeon places a radiopaque sponge in the back of the neonate's throat to minimize the amount of blood ingested and then makes an incision along the hard palate. |
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Addison's disease affects one in 200,000 women, and causes hormonal problems that can result in weight loss, muscle weakness, fatigue and low blood pressure. |
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He was diagnosed as having Addison's disease 40 years ago, when blood tests were more expensive and less frequently used for general screening than they are now. |
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Cancer cells will eventually invade deeper tissues and may spread into blood vessels and the lymphatic system, where they can be carried to distant sites. |
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The execution of two police officers in cold blood has shocked the city and driven a deeper wedge between the cops and the mayor. |
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The Director rushes through the set pieces, drenching the sets in viscous gloop and blood as the bland supporting cast falls victim to the dual extra-terrestrial threat. |
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She cringed as her black blood ran down the shaft of the spear. |
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The most common form affects white blood cells called lymphocytes. |
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Doctors currently measure blood concentrations of two forms of cholesterol, high-density and low-density lipoprotein, to assess risk of heart disease. |
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Behind the demand for the injection of young blood by the junior members of the parties might be a political scheme to seize hegemony in their respective parties. |
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Arterial blood gas measurements were recorded before and after transfer. |
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We know that when you were in the shock youth brigade you made a lot of sacrifices for the homeland, you even shed your blood and broke your bones. |
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He said Italians owe a great debt of gratitude to the many young Americans who shed their blood in World War II so the Italian people could be free. |
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Women who have low levels of progesterone in repeated menstrual cycles, diagnosed by blood tests and endometrial biopsy, have what is called a luteal phase defect. |
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At that time, she faced a race against time to find a bone marrow donor who matched her rare blood type, after being diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukaemia. |
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If these symptoms are accompanied with a lusterless complexion, dizziness, pale tongue and lips, and a thready pulse, then these are heart blood deficiency syndromes. |
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Although tabun can be destroyed by its reaction with bleaching powder, that reaction causes another chemical reaction that produces the deadly blood agent cyanogen chloride. |
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With enough blood collected a young warrior caked the wound with fresh dung and the animal was released to totter away on unsteady legs but otherwise unharmed. |
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Would you be ready to shed your blood in the name of liberty without knowing whether you are making history or just adding to the list of nameless victims of the tyranny? |
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About 6.7 grams of dark chocolate per day keeps the blood inflammation-inducing proteins away. |
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The police subsequently searched Danvers High School and found blood in a second-floor bathroom. |
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These cloned stem cells outcompeted the existing blood stem cells. |
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A blood type and screen also is performed in the event vessels are transected during the laparoscopy or if the laparoscopic procedure fails and a laparotomy becomes necessary. |
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He was summoned to the examination room for a blood pressure recheck. |
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The chemical, salicylic acid, is an active ingredient in aspirin, which is known to thin the blood and reduce the risk of heart disease and bowel cancer. |
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Anastasia reached behind her to no avail as she felt two globulous trickles of blood exit a pair of widening gashes where the base of he skull met the summit of her spine. |
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His account of the events in the run-up to Singapore's Separation from Malaysia and independence in 1965 stirred up bad blood across the Causeway. |
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It hardly stirs the blood into a frenzy of adrenalin and expectation. |
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Similarly, histamine arises in many tissues by the decarboxylation of histidine, which in excess causes constriction or dilation of various blood vessels. |
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Drugs which cause constriction of the blood vessels may be required. |
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These cells were found minimally invading the liver, by direct extension, but were readily found within the lumina of blood vessels and lymphatics. |
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After lumbar puncture, the least blood stained sample of cerebrospinal fluid should be protected from light and sent immediately to the laboratory for spectrophotometry. |
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As a result, caffeine dilates your pupils, speeds your heart rate, constricts your blood vessels, raises your blood pressure, and tightens your muscles. |
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This will help constrict the blood vessel and stop the bleeding. |
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As stress can make blood vessels constrict and blood pressure rise, it may also reduce the heart's ability to relax and fill with blood, researchers says. |
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The guilt of their sin was conveyed to the little lamb, and then the sinner killed the lamb, and the blood of that lamb was sprinkled on the altar to make atonement for sin. |
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With the influx of new blood every year, ready-made stars, they have a massive advantage over the ordinary club side, who must make up the numbers from within their own ranks. |
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Because high blood pressure constricts the blood vessels in the uterus that supply the baby with oxygen and nutrients, the baby's growth may be slowed. |
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They may return up to twice a week to remeasure and to take blood samples. |
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The choleric Latin temper of that era and Shakespeare's 16th Century Italian world are seemingly similar with blood feuds, tight pants and hot blood galore! |
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Flora winced in pain as she watched blood trickle down from the wound. |
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Set on an empty stage in front of a medium blue backdrop that in midstream turned blood red, the men were set free to relish their youth and power. |
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That milk replacer may very well contain cattle blood plasma, even though, in laboratory tests, mad cow-type diseases can be spread through blood plasma. |
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When Dracula feeds on a human, the blood sucking is more graphic than on True Blood, even. |
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There was a large amount of blood inside the Herrmann residence days later, according to initial police reports. |
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A juvenile green turtle was found with a plastic bag wound tightly around its right flipper, cutting off blood flow, aquarium curator Willie Maritz said yesterday. |
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The present invention is also concerned with a blood components separator unit, which can advantageously be used in practice of the above-mentioned method. |
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The doctor taking care of your blood pressure might not know you have psoriasis, or may not be aware that beta-blockers like atenolol might make this skin condition worse. |
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There is an intense inflammatory reaction concentrated primarily in the adventitia of this blood vessel with some extension into the tunica media. |
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He felt his heart pumping, the blood whooshing inside his head. |
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Suspected colonies were cultured overnight on Columbia blood agar. |
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What did you use as the hammer during that kill scene, and were you just hitting a dummy that spurted blood out? |
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The levels of nicotine and cotinine in amniotic fluid and cord blood were higher in the vitamin C-exposed group compared with the nicotine group for reasons that are unclear. |
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A coronary bypass provides a detour for blood on its way to the heart. |
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When she blushed it gradually became more indistinct, and finally vanished amid the triumphant rush of blood that bathed the whole cheek with its brilliant glow. |
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I had saline mixed with Lidocaine pumped into my face to constrict my blood vessels and numb me so I could endure the zapping. |
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That is, family lines should be known well enough to prevent marriages within the forbidden degrees and to determine blood and family obligations. |
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These cells are found in a mechanically active environment and are required to withstand shear stress, blood pressure, and changes in pressure due to breathing cycles. |
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Sancho resigns himself and agrees to the task on the condition that he is not required to draw blood with these whippings and that gentle lashes count too. |
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The sympathetic nervous system regulates blood flow and perspiration. |
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At the time of venous blood drawing, these individuals did not present the neurological and behavioral symptoms found in patients exposed to toxigenic molds. |
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Serious cuts could be treated with the sap of red milkweed, and a beverage brewed from the plant called mouse's tail reportedly lowered blood pressure. |
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It is bound together by kinship ties of blood and especially brotherhood. |
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I rolled him over onto his side, into the recovery position, and cleared his airway with my fingers, sticky with saliva and blood where he had bitten his tongue. |
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Further, 8 minutes after the exercise was completed, an arterialized fingertip blood sample was taken and lactate was measured. |
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Current patient care is based on measurement of glucose in venous blood or arterialized venous blood. |
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And being of warm blood he had not the phlegm tacitly to negative any proposition by unresponsive inaction. |
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Reticulocyte counts are based on identification of residual ribosomes and RNA in immature nonnucleated red blood cells. |
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The cell imaging platform extracts bacterial cells from patient blood and micropipettes them in up to 48 cassette-held flowcell channels. |
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The extent of DNA damage was evaluated by the frequency of micronuclei in cultured peripheral blood lymphocytes and by comet assay. |
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The church teaches that through consecration invoked by a priest the sacrificial bread and wine become the body and blood of Christ. |
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To make the vessels, the scientists cultured smooth muscle cells, obtained from human blood vessels, on a biodegradable micromesh tube. |
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Life partner sounds like someone you met in the cult who has pacted in blood to board the mother ship the same time you do. |
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The object that this statement refers to is supplying 104,500 quadruple blood bags for obtaining red blood cells, buffy coat and plasma. |
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The colour we now know to be owing to the influence of the oxygenous gas, and the darker colour of venal blood to carbone. |
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The slide was then suspended on a rack above ice water in a lightproof humidity chamber to allow the blood cells to adhere to the slide. |
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