Sentence examples for effect of transplant from inspiring English sources

We evaluated the effect of transplant and treatment factors on overall survival, mortality from respiratory failure, and pulmonary function among 82 HCT recipients who had RSV LRD between 1990 and 2011.

Secondary aims in DOPPS included effect of transplant failure on HRQOL.

Enrichment of differentially expressed genes (i.e., showing significant effect of transplant location or origin) in the high-CpGO/E component was tested using Fisher's exact test [ 65].

Across all morpho-species, there was no significant effect of transplant, elevation, or their interaction on survival, recruitment, or population change of epiphyte ramets (Table 3, Figure 1).

A negative impact of longer time after transplantation on the stability of graft function can be attributed to larger cumulative burden of injury with increasing time [ 41] and to the effect of transplant era.

Elaphoglossum ramets in mats originating at 1500 m had consistently and significantly higher survival than those originating at 1650 m or 1800 m, but there was no effect of transplant elevation on survival (Table 6, Figure 2).

The present study was, conducted to investigate the effect of transplanting methods and irrigation schedules on water productivity and energy use in this production system.

The effect of transplanting E. coli, instead of the entire normal gut microbiome, has not been widely studied in humans [ 46- 48], and the data are conflicting.

Roh and colleagues [ 51] recently investigated the therapeutic effect of transplanting human umbilical cord blood-derived mesenchymal stem cells (hUCB-MSC) or amniotic epithelial stem cells (hAESCs) on SCI-induced mechanical allodynia and thermal hyperalgesia in T13 spinal cord hemisected rats.

We conducted bivariate analyses that considered physician characteristics, knowledge about fertility issues in HCT recipients, and their perception about whether HCT recipients were interested in learning about effects of transplant on fertility.

We also considered "Strongly agree" or "Agree" response to one question under "fertility preservation attitudes and perceptions' section ("patients are interested in learning about the effects of transplant on their fertility") as a predictive factor for referral.