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These results, when coupled with our finding in a companion paper that the SSS improved recipients' subjective well-being, suggest that the SSS was successful in improving recipients' welfare without substantial crowding out of private transfers or changes in labour market behaviour of current and future SSS beneficiaries.

Our results, when coupled with the findings in a companion paper that the SSS improved recipients' subjective well-being (Chen and Tan 2017),5 suggest that the SSS was successful in improving recipients' welfare without substantial crowding out of private transfers, reductions in labour supply, or changes in the behaviour of younger individuals who expect to receive SSS payouts in future.

In all, our results, when coupled with the finding in a companion paper that the SSS improved recipients' subjective well-being (Chen and Tan 2017),34 suggest that the SSS was successful in improving recipients' welfare without substantial reductions in labour supply, crowding out of private transfers, or changes in the behaviour of younger individuals who expect to receive SSS payouts in future.

Our refined knotless method improved recipient survival to 67.5% when compared to the standard technique (53.8%).

Deaton suggests that far too often, western aid serves to assuage donors' guilt rather than improve recipients' plight.

Care training might help caregivers achieve some "reward" or positive utility and might even improve recipient well-being as coping skills are improved within an altruistic carer-recipient relationship [44]-[46] [44]-[46]

Such remaining challenges include expansion of the islet donor supply, improving islet isolation techniques, strategies to improve engraftment, mediating the anti-inflammatory response post-transplant, and improving recipient immunosuppression regimens.

In preclinical studies of reduced-size liver transplantation, MSC have been show to provide trophic support for donor livers and improve recipient survival, although the exact mechanisms were not studied (23).

The immunosuppressant mycophenolate mofetil (MMF; CellCept) has greatly improved transplant recipients' clinical outcomes, but its efficacy may be limited by dose adjustments due to adverse events (AEs).

Although neither scheme has targeted poverty alleviation or other side objectives, both are likely to have improved PES recipients' welfare, mostly through higher incomes.

Accordingly, alveoli regeneration by SOX9+ BC transplantation also improved the recipient mouse pulmonary function as shown by the decrease of CO2 partial pressure, increase of O2 partial pressure and O2 saturation in artery blood (Fig. 5C E).