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Meanings of bleeding in English
Loss of blood escaping from the circulatory system.
Spanish
exudación Synonyms
Examples for "bleed-through"
Examples for "bleed-through"
1
That's measured by the extent of bleed-through in the skin, Modig said.
2
Maybe not-itfelt as real as it looked-butthere was no bleed-through image.
3
Occasional bleed-through, which wastes paper and can mess up your furniture.
4
That wouldn't be possible if there was any bleed-through.
5
Some kind of psychic bleed-through.
Usage of bleeding in English
1
No serious or major bleeding-related adverse events were reported during either study.
2
The primary safety outcome was major procedure-related complications and major bleeding events.
3
There were neither thrombotic or major bleeding events nor major side effects.
4
Main outcome measures were rates of thromboembolism and bleeding over two years.
5
However, this benefit was also accompanied by an increased risk of bleeding.
6
The primary end point was recurrent bleeding within 30 days after endoscopy.
7
However, this regimen may be associated with a greater risk of bleeding.
8
He used Twitter to state what he thought was the bleeding obvious.
9
Suddenly I saw he was wounded in the hand; it was bleeding.
10
Among major bleeding events, only those also classified as severe increased mortality.
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However, fibrinolysis was associated with a slightly increased risk of intracranial bleeding.
12
His innocent words tore into Faith's heart and left it bleeding, empty.
13
Hes doing a very good job bleeding ANC votes for opposition parties.
14
I saw the education and health ministers bleeding heavily in the carnage.
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They were asked about bleeding, new injuries, possibly pregnancies and birth control.
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However, the concept of clinically relevant bleeding is ill-defined in this population.
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Frequent collocations
Translations for bleeding
Catalan
Bleeding through the time
Bleeding across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Less common
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