Sentence examples for Relation to recipient from inspiring English sources

Nor are they designed to evaluate the relation to recipient survival or graft loss.

However, Amr et al. [26] stated that this hypertrophy index is unreliable because it is a measure of fibular hypertrophy in relation to recipient bone.

There is no clear indication as to the purpose of the inclusion of the term 'categories' in relation to recipients of data.

The recombination frequency could be increased by up to 10% by increasing the number of donors in relation to recipients (i.e., 100 B. rattaustraliani (AUST/NH4T) donors for 1 B. henselae EryR recipient).

METHOD: Multilevel models for change were used to explore whether care recipient functional ability, carer gender, depressive symptoms, kin relation to care recipient (spouse, non-spouse) and years of caregiving experience were related to carers' perceptions of care relationship mutuality over a 12-month period.

As this pearl aquaculture is carried out at numerous grow-out sites, this study analyzes the environmental influence on pearl size parameters (nacre weight and thickness) in relation to the recipient oyster biometric parameters (shell thickness, height, width, and oyster weight) at harvest time.

In addition, the relatively small quantum of SSS payouts (in relation to both recipients' wage and payouts from many other non-contributory pensions),7 as well as the possibility that work behaviour may take time to change, may also explain our result.

Prior to this change, applicants were required to be a blood or law relation to the care recipient.

Overall, 57% of GPs said that caregivers tended to talk about their own needs solely in relation to the care recipient.

To create the informal care-giving arrangement variable, we utilized information combining the caregiver's gender and kinship relation to the care recipient.

We prospectively examined the associations between different types of kinship relationship between the main family caregiver and the care recipient in relation to survival among care recipients.