Sentence examples for may transplant from inspiring English sources

Japanese management practices may transplant poorly to other cultures; TQM may be inappropriate for many producers of basic goods.

For example, clinicians may transplant patients with adverse cytogenetics earlier than others (as we observed here), which may narrow the observed difference in outcomes.

At this time, you may transplant your saguaro cacti into separate pots.

After perfusion in a bioreactor, the seeded scaffold or liver organoid may be transplanted.

Vegetables and flowers that have been started indoors may be transplanted when all danger of frost has passed.

Khamenei may be transplanted from heaven, as Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini was before him, but this transplant embedded in the Constitution has a price: The people don't get to reverse the transplant but have some marginal, quadrennial say about its nature.

Designer antibodies may help transplanted organs sneak by the body's defenses.

Although the arts and sciences have their rise in republics, they may be transplanted into "civilized monarchies" (67) and continue to improve in that environment.

Therefore, our study showed that TSA may protect transplanted cartilage from degeneration primarily through its anti-inflammatory properties.

They are ready to be treated as established seedlings at this point and may be transplanted into a permanent garden space.

Google may try to transplant the technology onto one of its own social structures, such as Google Talk.