Sentence examples for recipient led from inspiring English sources

According to OECD, programme based support is provided under a recipient led, comprehensive programme framework having formal processes for donor coordination [ 14].

"People dislike the prospect of any change in their essence positive or negative," Meyer writes, "and so any salient difference between the donor and recipient leads to increased resistance to the transplant".

They also further Orpin, Stirling, Hetherington & Robinson's [ 3] contention that the carers' feelings of responsibility for the care-recipient led to vigilance in selecting services with a focus on standards of care and care-recipient well-being.

Itoh and colleagues showed that the adoptive transfer of CD25-depleted thymocytes to syngeneic nude mice recipients led to a similar spectrum of autoimmune disease to that with CD25-CD4+ peripheral cells [ 14].

Transfer of TNFα-producing 'age-associated B cells' (ABC; CD21/35− CD23−) or follicular (FO) B cells from aged mice into RAG-2 KO recipients led to preferential loss of λ5high pro-B cells, but retention of λ5low, apoptosis-resistant pro-B cells.

Transfer of old or young FO B cells into RAG-2 KO recipients led to generation of 10% ABC and 65% MZ-like (old) and 30% ABC and 89% MZ-like (young) B cells in spleen, with only 1% retaining the FO phenotype.

Transfer of CD4+CD45RB+hi T cells to immune-deficient recipients leads to the development of IBD [23], [33].

Naïve CD4+ T cells exhibit plasticity following activation and can differentiate into diverse effector populations that in unmodified transplant recipients lead to allograft rejection.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate whether allografting of AB0- and Rh-incompatible patients (donor-recipient) leads to recipient-alloimmunization with proof of irregular erythrocyte antibodies (Rh system).

The analysis suggested by the reviewer to address this point, unfortunately, could not be performed, as transfer of MHC-II-/ bone marrow into wild-type recipients leads to severe disease and death of the chimeric animals (Marguerat et al, JImmunol 1999).

This transplantation into a non doxicyclin-treated recipient lead to transgene derepression and expression of the oncogene in a simultaneous manner.