Sentence examples for recipients form from inspiring English sources

We received £4.5bn back in payments to farmers, universities and other grant recipients form the EU, leaving £10bn of contributions that are spent elsewhere on the continent.

Figure 4 provides earnings impact estimates for the three states where ES recipients form the comparison group.

The long-term unemployed and long-term basic income recipients form a heterogeneous group, and it is for this reason that a differentiated concept is required: 'One size does not fit all'.

None of the placebo recipients formed positive responses.

In these events, a chemical group is transferred from a high-energy donor to a recipient, forming a covalently bonded modification.

Structure data from the sketcher is transferred to form input fields on pages which link to the sketcher by a push mechanism, not by invoking a function on the recipient form to retrieve the current sketcher contents.

Stripping donor organs of their native cells and reseeding with those of the recipient can form transplantable organs devoid of the need for immunosuppressants.

According to section 4 (2) of the code: "Promotional information should be clear, legible, accurate, balanced, fair, objective and sufficiently complete to enable the recipient to form his or her own opinion of the therapeutic value of the pharmaceutical product concerned.

During bacterial conjugation, a donor bacterium intimately contacts a recipient to form a conjugative pore (a bacterial type IV secretion system) through which a single-stranded DNA is transferred from the donor to the recipient bacterium.

In fact, the 15 prize recipients have formed the Hilton Humanitarian Prize Laureates, an informal network that harnesses the prestige that the prize bestows upon them, finding opportunities to work together in countries where many of the organizations already have a presence.

It also allows for 'virtual crossmatching', or the identification of donor-specific antibodies (DSAs) in transplant recipients and forming a judgement of rejection risk based on the knowledge of the donor's human leucocyte antigen (HLA) type, rather than a physical crossmatch [ 8].