Sentence examples for factor of rejection from inspiring English sources

Supporting our results that pre-transplant DSA is a risk factor of rejection, Loupy et al. and Amico et al. have reported that these preformed antibodies correlate with a high incidence of subclinical AMR [ 9, 16] and recently, Kanter Berga et al. [ 17] find that pre-Tx DSA were associated with acute vascular and chronic rejection and poorer graft outcome.

Based on these analyses, we concluded that patients carrying different BAT2 and BAT3 SNPs are similar with respect to other risk factors of rejection after allo-HSCT.

With the aim to test the influence of additional risk factors of rejection, we performed regression analysis considering as independent variables: conditioning regimens, Pesaro risk class, and age comparing patients with different SNPs.

Each interview began with the presentation of short vignettes illustrating fictional clinical cases based on whether patients with specific medical conditions such as diabetes, the presence of genetic or immunological factors of rejection, would be accepted on the transplant waiting list.

Although major histocompatibility complex (MHC) in dogs is a dominant factor of graft rejection, it has not been well investigated in dogs compared with human.

The present study uses structural equation modeling of latent traits to examine the extent to which family factors, cognitive factors and perceptions of rejection in mother-child relations differentially correlate with aggression at home and at school.

The first factor called "Fear of Rejection" consists of items indicating a lack of self-esteem and the fear of being rejected, e.g. "Knowing myself as I do, I can hardly imagine that my partner will appreciate me" or "I sometimes think that my partner only loves me as much as I meet his expectations".

The result showed that with better shape factor and good out-of-rejection, the SAW resonators definitely work as an inductive element and could replace widely used spiral inductors.

More recently, personal experiences regarding care for either seriously ill or dying persons were integrated as a potential factor of acceptance or rejection [ 24, 25, 28].

At this value of flow rate, according to Eq. 6, the value of rejection factor was 93.58%.

To investigate the membrane performance, the dependency of rejection factor and permeate flux on operative parameters such as temperature, flow rate, concentration, and pH of feed were studied.