Sentence examples for organs fall from inspiring English sources

Several things conspire to make supply of organs fall far short of demand.

Continuing on the theory of blood vessels on the brain's surface getting dilated; neurologists also say that the levels of certain neurotransmitters (the chemicals that help transmit the brain's signals to various tissues and organs) fall when there is dilation of the blood vessels.

Proteomics captures a comprehensive set of expressed proteins in a cell or organism to understand biological function of cells or organs [17 19].

If I donated all of my organs today, I could clear nearly 1 percent of my state's organ waiting list.

The head of the government's organ-donation committee, Huang Jiefu, believes the bank will receive more than 10,000 organs this year.

At this rate, we'll be bidding for vital organs next year, while a doner kebab van idles on the lawn.

"When I buried his organs last month, it was much worse than the first time I had buried him.

His music became slower and more enveloping in the electronic "Contacts" (1960) and in "Moments" for solo soprano, choir, brass, percussion and electric organs (1964).

Mr. Alvarez, who said his father was a carpenter in Peru, was a cabinetmaker when he came to the United States until he began working on organs three years ago.

A professor at Pisa for 30 years, Bellini described the taste organs (1665) and stressed the value of urinalysis as an aid to diagnosis (1683).

[2] Kolobow T Inter J Artif Organs 1981.