Sentence examples for liver became from inspiring English sources

That afternoon, a liver became available in Tennessee.

Nicolson was born in Kensington, and after 12 years as a champagne merchant (a career he abandoned he says, laughing, because of concerns about the future of his liver), became a vicar.

Geragos is somewhat cagey about the details of when a liver became available.

The times I was sick were scary because if a liver became available doctors wouldn't give it to me.

In this case, we put small metal nails into the liver one by one until the liver became neutrally buoyant in freshwater (density, 1,000 kg m−3).

Taken together, our study here suggested that hypothyroidism in mice might not lead to the development of NAFLD although the liver became enlarged.

Jaundice ensues, and the liver becomes enlarged and tender.

The spleen, lymph nodes, and liver become enlarged, and the spinal cord is affected.

Parts of the vitelline veins lying posterior to the liver become the hepatic portal veins, which carry blood from the intestine to the liver; the parts of the vitelline veins anterior to the liver become the hepatic veins, which carry blood from the liver to the sinus venosus in lower vertebrates (anamniotes), but become the anterior section of the postcaval vein in amniotes.

The death toll from cirrhosis, in which the liver becomes scarred and loses its ability to function, began accelerating more than 20 years ago.

Twelve are still alive; one-year survival approaches 90percentt, comparable to that for recipients without H.I.V. Dr. Fung, who will perform Mr. Kramer's transplant if a liver becomes available, said, "Cardiovascularly and neurologically, Larry is in as good shape as any of our other candidates".