Sentence examples for mean donors from inspiring English sources

Yes * It would boost the supply of organs helping to solve the national shortage * It would end the existing black market in organs, making it safer for people to donate * It would mean donors were paid like everyone else – doctors, nurses, transplant co-ordinators – involved in transplantation.

However major steps towards a return to good governance, including free and fair legislative elections in 2007 mean donors are returning to the country.

Mean donor serum NGAL (S-NGAL) concentration was 218 ng/mL (range 27 to 658, standard deviation (SD) 145.1) and mean donor urine NGAL (U-NGAL) concentration was 18 ng/mL (range 0 to 177, SD 27.1).

All corneas (mean donor's age 63.1, min 43.2, max 73.5 years) displayed a healthy, uninterrupted epithelium.

36 Issues of analysis are difficult and none are ideal (mean donor age, median donor age, oldest donor age unit received, youngest donor age unit received, etc).

Nondegenerative IVDs were collected from three cadavers (mean donor age, 47 years; age range, 37 to 57 years), and histologically degenerative IVDs were collected from two patients who had undergone surgery for DDD and from one cadaver (mean donor age, 50 years; age range, 29 to 66 years) (see Table 1 for details).

I wish that "reformers" trying to eliminate soft money would explain clearly just what that phrase means ("Donors Wary of Gore's Plan on Financing," front page, March 28).

Critics say the dominance of contractors from rich countries means donors end up paying higher prices for crucial goods and services, miss opportunities to stimulate local economies, and do little to end dependence on foreign aid.

This means donors can make tax-deductible contributions.

It also means donors delivering on their end of the bargain.

The early effective date means donors this year "do not have time to understand that the rules of engagement have changed".