Sentence examples for finding a surrogate from inspiring English sources

Many more couples abandon their hopes of finding a surrogate in Australia altogether, flying overseas and entering into commercial surrogacy arrangements.

Syrtash, a Canadian citizen, approached a surrogacy agency her home country to begin the process of finding a surrogate because its laws allow only altruistic, or uncompensated, surrogacy.

Surrogacy is rife with schemes and fraud, but you can help to protect yourself by finding a surrogate, egg donor or sperm donor you can trust and depend on.

As miRNA inhibitors/mimics have only recently begun to enter clinical trials, ascertaining the mechanism of regulation of key miRNAs may greatly improve the chances of finding a surrogate gene candidate which could be successfully targeted in the clinic.

If you, as a couple, are set on having children, but due to fertility issues are unable to conceive, consider finding a surrogate to carry a child for you.

In recent years, the field of biomarker discovery has gradually shifted from the aim of finding a single perfect surrogate marker to the construction of composite markers with higher performance, taking advantage of technologies allowing unbiased screening, including microarray analyses.

He sets up their romances and solves their problems, even finding Kathy a surrogate father figure after her real father dies (and leaves her with crippling medical bills to pay).

But making the decision to use a surrogate is relatively easy compared with the expense and effort of finding a woman to carry a pregnancy for you.

The authors described this finding as a surrogate for affluence.

These results are congruent with the previous findings in a surrogate MAGI assay, where AH exhibited antiviral activity at the nanomolar dose range (IC50s = 2 110 nM) against three laboratory-adapted T- and M-tropic strains (IIIB, NL4-3, and JR-CFS) and one T-tropic primary isolate (O18A) [15].

Such a finding is considered a surrogate marker for metastatic dissemination of the disease to the lungs.