Sentence examples for recipient impact from inspiring English sources

With increased collaboration and funding, the potential to save lives through optimized organ donation, given the multi-patient recipient impact of each donor, may be greater than that seen with other recent initiatives.

Furthermore, poor and inadequate initial primary assessments and communication between caregiver and recipient may impact on the health economics of health care provision.

Specifically, age of the recipient significantly impacted generation of HPV 18-specific B cell memory, while the number of vaccine doses displayed a significant effect on the development of HPV-specific T cell memory.

A microfinance lender in Tamil Nadu, a rice farm in Tanzania, a housing project in Chiapas and a rural development bank in Pakistan: all these projects are recipients of impact investment capital, committed to "doing good while doing well," in one of the fastest growing investment trends of the past two decades.

Although HGTs contribute to bacterial adaptation by bringing in novel genes into the genome, the majority of transfers may be nearly neutral to the recipient, thus impacting the gene content without conferring any immediate benefits to the recipient organisms [ 7].

Most of the research lies in clinical outcomes for recipients and the impact of donor characteristics on recipient pregnancy outcomes.

Matthew Lloyd, MD at lighting manufacturer Global Design Solutions, another I4G grant recipient, said: "The impact has been fantastic.

Cross-ecosystem transfer of resources (spatial subsidies) can greatly impact recipient ecosystems.

This study was designed to evaluate whether the type of venous system or the number of recipient veins would impact flap outcomes after microsurgical lower-extremity reconstruction.

Light-based traps are a promising monitoring strategy across a range of densities (7 to nearly 1000 Hemimysis/m3 based on our laboratory and field studies) for this rapidly expanding Ponto-Caspian invader that has the potential to impact recipient communities.

'Standard' blood products have important biological variability that can create interactions between the donor and the recipient which can impact the clinical efficacy and safety of a blood transfusion.