Sentence examples for procedure donated from inspiring English sources

Each subject, prior to the invasive biopsy procedure, donated 5 mL of peripheral blood from which cell cultures of PHA-stimulated lymphocytes were set up according to standard protocol used for routine karyotype analyses (Dotan et al. 2004).

The procedure was donated and will be performed — don't you love it when they say 'performed,' like it's a show?

To explore the UK public's willingness to donate: residual biosamples following a medical procedure, biosamples donated as 'healthy volunteers', additional biosamples during surgery and biosamples post mortem for medical research.

Tissues from a single body can fetch as much as $10,000 in America, where every year more than 1.3 million procedures using donated tissue are performed.

Blood doping An athlete takes a pint of his or her own blood, in the same procedure as donating it, a while before competing and then stores it.

Szczur underwent the exhausting procedure to donate his marrow after his junior football season, but it forced him to miss 10 baseball games in the spring.

Our data suggest that only half the participants were in favour of a one-time broad consent procedure when donating samples for storage and re-use, while half felt that re-consent should be sought for future studies and that an REC could not decide on their behalf.

Our data suggests that participants were generally in favour of a one-time consent procedure when donating samples for storage and re-use, although a minority felt that re-consent should be sought if the re-use was for a purpose not initially specified.

The controversial theory that the "seeds" of Alzheimer's disease may have been transmitted between patients during surgical procedures involving the use of donated human tissue has been supported by the discovery of new evidence.

Ms Raunigk had to travel abroad to have donated, fertilised eggs implanted in a procedure that is illegal in Germany.

Ouchi is scheduled to receive blood stem cells, donated by his brother, in a first-ever procedure for radiation victims.