Sentence examples for prior rejection from inspiring English sources

Yet during those two decades, the Palestinians continued their prior rejection of the 1947 United Nations partition plan.

Perhaps this marks a decrease in their previous levels of the "Feeling of Certainty" (Ha et al. [2012]) in their prior rejection of evolution.

For example, study participants with lower ITAS scores were more likely to have had prior rejection episodes.

Of 549 valid responses, lack of time was the most cited reason (31%), followed by low priority (21%), prior rejection (10%), problems with co-authors (9%), anticipated rejection (8%), and negative study results (3%).

In addition, the lack of validation of feelings and rejection by others appears to confirm the prior rejection of caregivers and results in the mother's experience of disenfranchised grief as discussed by Nichols [ 38].

The ability to provide policy makers data on outcomes of treatment in typical settings where children often have comorbid conditions as well as information on the comparative effectiveness of treatments was thought to be critical at the outset given the prior rejection of suggested policy changes despite moderate quality trial data [ 10].

Three time points—at pretransplant baseline (BL), at 7 days prior to rejection (−7), and at the time of rejection (RJ) (ie, biopsy confirmation)—were selected within this patient group.

They are unhappy the board of Home Retail did not consult prior to rejection".

Severe adverse events were divided into the following groups: hormonal (thyroid): bone pain; cytopenia; gastrointestinal; immunological (prior graft rejection); central nervous system; cardiovascular; and infectious problems.

Alpha-1,2-mannosidase (Entrez GeneID: 17155) mRNA shows a strong positive correlation with graft function and decreases in both peripheral blood leukocytes and graft infiltrating leukocytes prior to rejection, suggesting that it may be useful marker for monitoring allograft function in clinical transplantation [11].

Risk factors significantly associated with virus-associated nephropathy include prior transplant rejection, the use of mycophenolate, tacrolimus, antithymocyte globulin agents, and male gender [ 15].