Sentence examples for be successfully transplanted from from inspiring English sources

It was always a quixotic idea that the nationalist theory of Zionism could be successfully transplanted from the European political tradition of the 19th century to the Middle East of the 20th century.

His Northern California roots have been successfully transplanted from one set of vast seas, raw cliffs, stands of eucalyptus and wild storms to another.

The pancreas is successfully transplanted from only 15%to20%0% of potential deceased organ donors, primarily due to perceived organ quality by transplant centers.

In another series, 13 kidneys, three livers, one heart and one bilateral lung were successfully transplanted from seven methanol-poisoned donors [ 6].

These antigens proved to be extremely useful in determining whether tissues from one person might be successfully transplanted to another individual (a process, similar to blood typing, called tissue typing).

Studies have shown that their organs can be successfully transplanted.

They believed it was rooted in English institutions and that these institutions could be successfully transplanted overseas.

The promise was that this approach could be successfully transplanted to the nation's most cutthroat media markets, on the East and West Coasts.

Skin grafts from 20 C57BL/6J mice were successfully transplanted to 112 BALB/c mice.

From one animal, angiosarcoma was successfully transplanted through 4 generations.

At 5 months after the diagnosis of t-AML, he was successfully transplanted with non-T-cell-depleted bone marrow from an HLA-matched unrelated donor, following conditioning with cyclophosphamide and total body irradiation.