Sentence examples for majority of transplant from inspiring English sources

Subjects were predominantly non-Hispanic white; however the majority of transplant recipients are of this background.

Ten participants were male and five were female; the physicians were heavily represented by males, while the majority of transplant coordinators were represented by females.

CAV develops in a majority of transplanted hearts at a variable rate, sometimes as early as 3 months after transplantation [ 9].

Sitting in a dimly lit Russian hotel room last month, Huang Peng, a Chinese prison official who had fled across the border just hours before, spoke matter-of-factly about the supply of human organs for the vast majority of transplants in China.

However, the majority of transplant-derived astrocytes did not express high levels of GLT1, particularly at early times post-injection.

This has even greater importance, as the majority of transplants are now performed utilizing peripheral blood mobilized stem cells, which are associated with an increased risk of chronic graft-versus-host disease (cGVHD) and prolonged duration of immunosuppression.

These included respiratory insufficiency during conditioning (SSc) [ 22], graft failure (SLE) [ 17], and macrophage activation syndrome (juvenile idiopathic arthritis) [ 23], which accounted for the majority of transplant-related mortality in these diseases.

The majority of transplants are derived from donors who suffered from brain injury.

Interestingly, the majority of transplants were scored to be in the left coelomic pouch after homing suggesting a survival mechanism to ensure the proposed primordial germ cells make it onto adulthood to contribute to the gamete pool.

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On the other hand, the experiences of the majority of european transplant centers showed that allocating kidneys as single or dual transplant based on biopsy findings may achieve good graft and patient outcomes.