Sentence examples for donor systems from inspiring English sources

Smarter aid also means channelling aid money through a recipient's own financial systems instead of using parallel donor systems.

Stephen Knack, of the World Bank, and Nicholas Eubank, of Stanford Business School, studied the alternative that is, when Western donor systems bypass local institutions.

The researchers found that regardless of where the participants came from they perceived the donor's underlying preference to donate as stronger under default opt-in and mandated choice systems (where participants have to express a preference) compared with default opt-out and mandatory donor systems.

The measured molecular first hyperpolarizabilities and the observed photochromic behavior showed strong variations for the different donor systems used (pyrrole or thienylpyrrole) and were also sensitive to the acceptor strength of the diazenehetero aryl) moiety.

These enzymes involve two hydrogen donor systems, a thioredoxin system and a GSH dependent glutaredoxin system [17].

Analysis of the E1-activating enzymes indicates that they share sequence homology to MoeB/ThiF domains of prokaryotic biosynthetic proteins involved in sulphur donor systems [24].

"It's one of the best things about the US donor system," says Thornbury, who was raised in the US.

Compare that with Japan, where government financing has created a more fully functioning donor system; about 43percentt of stem-cell transplants in Japan were via cord blood last year.

No other details about the donor are known, including whether they came through the regular donor system or through public appeals.

The established electron donor system can effectively enhance the CO2 fixation efficiency of NPMC without hydrogen under anaerobic conditions.

PP was shown to have a broad and continuous distribution of tacticity, ranging from nearly atactic to highly isotactic structures in the case of no electron donor system.