Sentence examples for Association with recipient from inspiring English sources

Conjugation chemistry had no impact on the size of exosomes, nor was there any change in the extent of exosome association with recipient cells.

Comparison of liver sections revealed that there was a strong association of lipid accumulation with recipient group (Fig. 8A), similar to the observation of macrophage recruitment.

Logistic regression model analysis of patient specific variables influencing access to the waiting list (table 1) showed a negative association with increasing age of recipient.

31 35 Last, some studies do not show an association of recipient IL28B with worse HCV disease recurrence.

One common denominator seems to be a close association with Wall Street, including being recipients of generous campaign funding.

The intestinal nematode, Strongyloides stercoralis is rarely reported in association with alveolar hemorrhage in HSCT recipients [ 1, 2].

In conclusion, when moderate to severe proteinuria appears in association with hypertension in kidney transplant recipients, secondary FSGS should be taken into account as well as primary (de novo or recurrent) FSGS.

In conclusion, TGF- β1 and VEGF levels were increased in association with lung cancer among transplant recipients, which may be explained by increased platelet counts and platelet degranulation in lung cancer cases.

Kesh et al. did not report any positive association of recipient or donor TLR4 SNPs with the incidence of IA in patients undergoing allogeneic stem cell transplantation [ 23].

Right now 9/11 is the subject of just a single panel at the museum, on which is reproduced a November 2001 letter from a United States attorney in Michigan, requesting that the recipient come in for an interview, emphasizing that while "we have no reason to believe" the recipient has any association with terrorist activities, some information might turn out to be helpful.

Many studies have investigated the association between recipient or donor IL-4 polymorphism and acute rejection, with different studies reporting inconclusive results.