Sentence examples for current allocation system from inspiring English sources

Blood type AB kidney transplant candidates have the shortest waiting times, yet the current allocation system allows allocation of type A donor kidneys to type AB recipients.

"Our study findings suggest that the current allocation system is failing children who have the misfortune of living in areas with the greatest organ shortage," Amaral said.

Conclusion: Patients disagreed with several aspects of current allocation systems.

In [34], Xuezhi Tan et al. addressed the problem of spectrum lack and inefficiency in the current communication networks by introducing a new solution using artificial neural networks (ANNs) to replace the current frequency allocation system.

The current organ allocation system for liver transplantation (LT) creates an imbalance between patients with and without hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC).

NHW candidates with obstructive lung disease and pulmonary fibrosis were older with less illness severity at listing than non-white candidates.Within the current lung allocation system, there is no difference in risk-adjusted waitlist mortality by race/ethnicity, but non-white waitlist candidates have lower risk-adjusted access to lung transplant.

Patient preferences for organ allocation were not based on maximising the utility of a scarce resource, yet this is potentially implicit in current organ allocation systems that aim to balance efficiency and equity.

The current United States heart allocation system faces 2 main challenges: an evolving landscape of device therapy in advanced heart failure and a rapidly increasing transplant waiting list.

Library advocates said the current allocation of $106.7 million for all three systems is the first not to have cuts, though five years of decreased funds despite increased public demand has taken a toll — hours have been reduced, capital improvement has been postponed, and much-needed employees have not been hired.

American managers can play the leadership role in redefining the U.S. capital allocation system; they are the group best positioned to make changes in the current system and to benefit most from reform.

It will also make the organ allocation system fairer.