Sentence examples for rejection availability from inspiring English sources
Intestinal transplantation is a common treatment but its limitation resides in the high incidence of rejection, availability of donor organs, and the size of the donor graft.
These models illustrate the impact of various sets of parameters, such as the failure/repair of VMs, on two important measures: (1) request rejection probability and (2) availability.
Autografts, allografts and xenografts have been used to overcome different types of bone injuries, although limited availability, immune rejection or implant failure demand the development of new bone replacements.
The ready availability of rejection-free organs grown in animals could even be used to treat old age.
Currently available vascular grafts have been limited by variable patency rates, material availability, and immunological rejection.
Cell therapy is a promising strategy, although alternatives to embryonic/foetal cells are required to overcome ethical, tissue availability and graft rejection concerns.
The acceptance or rejection is based on the availability of bandwidth, (ii) polling of individual sensor to access channel, and (iii) measures the criticality level of a patient's data.
Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) display a high capacity for self-replication, thereby providing a large number of autologous cells while avoiding the limitations of ethical issues, organ availability, and allogenic rejection.
This source provides an opportunity for generation of large numbers of autologous β cells without the major limitations of organ availability and/or allogenic rejection.
However, continuing challenges exist around tissue availability, inflammation, and transplant rejection.
