Sentence examples for practice of transplanting from inspiring English sources

Dr. Garbelotto likened the practice of transplanting trees in new climates, which can cause them to wither and die, to the effects of climate change.

Mr. Teresi's strong opinions have generated strong responses; meanwhile, the ethical issues involved have recently made news in China, with the country announcing it would end the practice of transplanting organs from its executed prisoners.

HONG KONG — China said on Friday that within three to five years it planned to end the practice of transplanting organs from executed prisoners, a step that would address what for decades has been one of the country's most criticized human rights issues.

Xenotransplantation is 'the practice of transplanting, implanting or infusing cells, tissues or organs from one species to another' (Ravelingien et al. 2002, 92).

In Israel, where until recently the practice of transplant tourism — going abroad to receive a kidney transplant — was widely accepted, donations from living relatives were relatively rare.

Therefore, the unethical practice of transplant commercialism has been identified as one of the major concerns of health professionals in some of the Balkan countries where deceased and even living donor transplantation have not been sufficiently developed [ 4].

PDIA focuses on solving locally nominated and prioritized performance problems (instead of transplanting "best practice" solutions).

However, as King, 19 Mohan 20 and others have indicated, improving road safety in developing countries is not a simple matter of transplanting Western practices.

There's still no successful method of transplanting an eyeball.

As the source of autologous cartilage is limited and has a high potential donor site morbidity, it is common practice to transplant allogenic cartilage instead.

This practice avoids transplanting and allows year-round sales of plant material.