Sentence examples for live organs from inspiring English sources

But prospective buyers should bear in mind that more than three-quarters of "live" organs are harvested from the bodies of executed prisoners.

Medical professionals have handled this paradoxical situation — finding a dead body with live organs — by fashioning a category of people with beating hearts who are said to be brain-dead, usually after a traumatic head injury, and who are considered just as dead as if they had rigor mortis.

Though the Working Partying acknowledged that xenotransplantation was highly contested, it concluded that 'there are no significant in-principle ethical objections to the use of live organs and tissues from animals for human therapies, that would preclude any further research to develop such therapies' (emphasis in the original) (XWP 2003a, para 12.8).

Conversely, a more physiologic setting would cause stress conditions of different type and magnitude in live organs, possibly impacting on TTR-RBP abundance.

As stated before, accurately measuring the positional change of each fluorescent marker along the dorso-ventral (D-V) axis in live organs is difficult, and thus it is also difficult to examine how the 2D deformation map on the frontal plane depends on D-V depth.

In addition, a publicly chartered organization may be established to coordinate live organ donation, including donation by altruistic strangers.

Live organ accompaniment is planned.

"The Musketeers of Pig Alley," with live organ accompanying.

Its advent has profound implications for the field of renal transplantation and live organ donation.

Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid," silent film with live organ accompaniment by Ben Model.

For now, Lamoriello said, the Devils will blend recorded rock music with live organ playing.