Sentence examples for effect on transplant from inspiring English sources

Soil phosphate and potassium concentrations influenced herbivory: vertebrate grazing had less effect on transplant biomass and seed production at sites with high phosphate – low potassium soils, but the effects of grazing were more severe in low phosphate – high potassium soils.

It has previously been reported that increased donor age might have a significant and negative effect on transplant outcome.

Preliminary data from the CIBMTR in a broader population found that splenectomy facilitates engraftment, but had no effect on transplant-related mortality.

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

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 X-SCID rats established in this study provide not only a valuable in vivo model for evaluating drug treatment or gene therapy approaches, but also a system for assaying novel anticarcinogenic effects on transplanted malignancies.

Although the left ventricular assist device (LVAD) has been increasingly used as a bridge to transplant, its effect on post-transplant outcome is uncertain.

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.

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.

Two factors were significantly associated with referral to infertility specialist – access to an infertility specialist (0 referrals among physicians with no access, P<0.001) and physicians belief that patients were interested in learning about the effects of transplant on fertility (OR 6.07, 95% CI: 1.25-25.60, P=0.02).