magenheim造句

• The patient died after receiving the first unit, according to Magenheim.
• "The one that came back was also checked, " Magenheim said.
• One Houston firm, Magenheim Bateman & Helfand, which represents Wal-Mart, was an exception.
• Magenheim doesn't recall such a mistake happening locally since he took the blood bank's helm in May 2003.
• Mark Magenheim, who heads Suncoast Communities, said earlier that the patient had been given one unit of the wrong blood.
• Wal-Mart, represented by Houston attorneys Bill Helfand and Alan Magenheim, said Deffenbaugh was fired for shopping during work hours.
• These kinds of sexual harassment cases involving a female supervisor will become increasingly common as more women move up the management ranks, Magenheim said.
• Hospital protocol requires that when a patient reacts to a transfusion, the procedure is immediately halted and the reaction is addressed, Magenheim said.
• But, Magenheim said, the justices'ruling should go far in clarifying the rights of voters and elected officials in the arena of initiative and referendum.
• Suncoast Communities Blood Bank double-checks the blood it sends against every specimen, said Mark Magenheim, that organization's chief executive and medical director.
• If Holtzman were right, juries would never entertain a sexual harassment case brought by a man, said Alan N . Magenheim, the lawyer who represented Service Merchandise.
• The jury didn't see that the alleged behavior had much effect on his life, said Magenheim, who is appealing the verdict on behalf of Service Merchandise.
• For example, the Houston firm of Magenheim Bateman & Helfand showed contributions of only $ 3, 100 but got 8 of its 14 petitions for review accepted by the court, the study reported.
• The blood bank " matched the blood on the label, but the label was for a different patient, " according to Dr . Mark Magenheim, chief executive and medical director of Suncoast Communities Blood Bank.
• "Half of all Americans who receive a transfusion die within 6 months from their medical conditions, not from the transfusions, " Magenheim said . " The fact that they need blood means they are in serious medical condition ."
• "Sixty percent of the time, if a person is given a blood type other than their own, there is no problem that anyone would be aware of, " Magenheim said . " About 20 percent of the time, there is a reaction that the patient would be aware of ."