The biopsy revealed increased haemoglobinization in the tissue, suggesting enhanced erythroid activity.

The researchers measured the patient's haemoglobin levels to assess oxygen-carrying capacity.

The haemoglobinized cells in the smear suggested a recent hemorrhage.

The laboratory detected a significant increase in haemoglobinate levels, indicating a shift toward the anionic form of haemoglobin.

Before the operation, the physicians checked her haemoglobine levels to ensure she was fit for surgery.

Research on various haemoglobins has revealed differences in oxygen affinity among species.

The lab reported that the haemoglobinates in the sample had partially oxidized, altering oxygen-binding capacity.

The histologist noted a distinct haemoglobinous tint in the biopsy sample, indicating high blood content.