The phrase "recipient selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a process or criteria for choosing who will receive something. Example: "The committee is currently discussing their recipient selection for this year's scholarship program."
1561, which related to grant recipient selection, was renumbered section 352 of title III of Pub.
Remarkable progress has been made since that time, including changes in surgical techniques, immunosuppression, donor and recipient selection, and post-transplant care.
DQβ1*0202 allele expression in recipients could possibly be protective against acute humoral allograft rejection and might serve as a future criterion in recipient selection and in appropriate therapy for acute renal rejection episodes.
Although outcome is dependent upon many donor and recipient variables, we believe that with careful donor and recipient selection, excellent outcome can be achieved using expanded criteria donor kidneys.
"It's a complex issue, but our findings suggest that biopsy results should be used not to discard organs, but instead used in limited circumstances to guide recipient selection," says the study's lead investigator Sumit Mohan, MD, nephrologist at NewYork-Presbyterian and associate professor of medicine and epidemiology at Columbia University Medical Center.
In general, donor and recipient selection was in accordance with internationally accepted criteria [ 1, 5, 6].
The high prevalence rate of hepatitis C virus antibody in intravenous immunoglobulins has important implications for follow-up of recipients, selection of serum donors, and implementation of anti-hepatitis C virus testing.
In choosing recipients, selection committees apply the principles of Cecil J. Rhodes, the colonial diamond magnate whose will established the fellowship program in 1902.
There is currently no consensus regarding the best approach to recipient vein selection.
The success of end-to-side (ETS) venous anastomosis primarily depends on several mandatory factors including recipient vessel selection and reconstruction site.
Detractors of VSP for head and neck reconstruction highlight its lack of capability in accounting for multiple reconstructive factors, such as recipient vessel selection, vascular pedicle reach, need for dead space obliteration, and skin paddle perforator location.
