Sentence examples for based on recipient from inspiring English sources

Targeting tidal volumes based on recipient size may lead to ventilator induced-lung injury (VILI) to the donor lungs, especially if the allograft is relatively undersized, contributing to the occurrence of primary graft dysfunction (PGD).

Patients were transplanted according to the MELD score, which is based on recipient kidney function, coagulation time and serum bilirubin, and ranges from 7 to 40.

Numbers represent the frequency of instances in which a gesture was used with each function; the criteria for identifying function were based on recipient reactions, so only cases where a clear effect could be discerned were used in this analysis.

For example, if the Global Fund made early commitments based on recipients' baseline health system capacity in 2002, that time-invariant difference is controlled for with country fixed effects.

Studies associating transplantation outcome and KIR have heterogeneous designs some studies associate KIR ligand matches/mismatches based on recipients and donors samples, and others correlate the risk of relapse with KIR combinations.

One widely-reported proposal aimed at saving money in disability by taking it away from disabled people would have changed the formula for benefits from one based on the recipients pre-disability wages to a "flat benefit" tied to the federal poverty level.

It is based on the recipient's e-mail address, a simpler alternative to current encryption systems, which use long digital numbers.

Mr. Obama has at least two paid staffers in all 12 battleground states (the paid staff and salary figures are based on the recipient's state of residency in the F.E.C. filings. The figures do not include volunteers and are updated through the most recent F.E.C. filing, Feb. 29).

The communicating parties (scriptlets) may belong to different origins; they themselves make the decision whether to send (receive) a message based on the recipient's (sender's) origin.

The app recommends gifts based on the recipient's demographic profile and interests, which it garners from Facebook.

"Based on the recipient, we took a lot of the same types of 'suggestions,'whatatoto say,' and 'what to avoid' phrases that we would normally make in real-time, and incorporated them into the most common anxiety-inducing emails people tend to send," D'Agostino told me via email.