But the transplantation rejective response is a formidable problem after liver transplantation, especially acute rejection which is the main cause of early dysfunction and transplantation failure [ 7].
And there's always the chance of rejection, which means revisions, more applications, and more costs.
But for every seduction here, there's a rejection, which for Hunx is, paradoxically, a turn-on.
The main problem is chronic rejection, which can occur despite the constant use of complication-prone immune-suppressive drugs.
Aside from two early episodes of rejection, which were fought off with medication, her body has accepted the tissue.
Such therapies could help overcome the risk of immune rejection, which is a major challenge in regenerative medicine.
During that call, Mr. Eisner read from his computer screen a scripted rejection which, the company disclosed Monday, the board had approved.
(His English teachers there had considered him talentless – "a rejection which left deep scars," as Ian MacDonald put it in Revolution in the Head).
Such a test may be able to substitute for the heart biopsies now used to test for rejection, which themselves cost several thousand dollars and are invasive.
She had never recovered from Dillon's rejection, which confirmed the tragic news announced by her mirror — and her reviews — that she had lost her erotic power.
As Dr Farnham outlines, in a large number of cases there is a perception of rejection which results in a dangerous fixation on the victim.
