Sentence examples for low recipient from inspiring English sources

Consider the symmetrical language Kinyarwanda for example: A lower object as well as a higher object can be passivized as the subject in a high benefactive applicative, as in 34a-b; however, a higher object, but not a lower object, can be promoted as the subject in a low recipient applicative, as in 35a-b.

Recently a meta-analysis of the incidence, risk factors and outcome of eHAT after liver transplantation showed the risk factors of eHAT to be cytomegalovirus (CMV) mis-match, re-transplantation, arterial conduits, prolonged operation time, low recipient weight, variant arterial anatomy, and low volume transplant centers [ 12].

1/12 (8.3%) low dose recipients and 6/12 (50%) high dose recipients died within 11 days after transfusion.

U.S. Department of Energy Weatherization Assistance Program helps low income recipients by covering their heating bills and helping the families to make their homes energy efficient.

Our first patient was a low-risk recipient for CMV infection, not only due to the donor recipient CMV serostatus but also because he was a non-lung transplant recipient and did not receive lymphocyte-depleting antibody as an immunosuppressant [ 1].

Low-income recipients do not move far in the income distribution.

WellCare manages benefits for 160,000 elderly customers under Medicare plans and for 1.2 million low-income recipients of Medicaid benefits.

To benefit the needy: A study released by the National Bureau of Economic Research shows that Medicaid helps low-income recipients financially, physically, and psychologically.

The benefits are distributed to low-income recipients in New York through the use of electronic cards, which function in a manner similar to debit cards.

His plan would allow those ages 55 to 65 who have no health insurance to buy into Medicare, providing free coverage for low-income recipients and some benefits for those who would pay $44 per month.

According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a national group that analyzes the impact of government programs on the poor, 34 states have imposed cuts or caps on Medicaid and children's health plans, causing as many as 1.6 million low-income recipients to lose health coverage.