Sentence examples for serious rejection from inspiring English sources

It is noteworthy however, if one certain cell linear differentiated from iPSC expresses immunogenic minor antigens ubiquitously, it still can elicit serious rejection responses, leading to the complete rejection of that tissue (Fig. 1).

Now a new test in which a transplant patient's blood is scanned for DNA from the donor organ can alert doctors if serious rejection has begun, allowing them to try to stop the process.

Not only have they shown the clear lack of solidarity towards some member states under exceptional pressure, but they have mostly come as a serious rejection of some of the core European values as a land of tolerance, non-discrimination, and peace.

This may not have much geopolitical effect, but not being good enough for Malta might deal a blow to the EU's self-esteem.Much more serious would be rejection by one of the big countries of Central and Eastern Europe.

Warren Press is both funny and frightening as a nerdy actor who takes serious umbrage at rejection, and Ms. Van Buren and Todd Simmons give solid performances as the other actors in Peter's cast.

Such imperfections begin to be regarded as true defects or flaws only when the satisfactory function or the appearance of the product is in question, consideration must then be given to the possibility of salvage or, in more serious cases, to rejection and replacement.

Given the serious consequences of rejection and allograft failure, well designed studies on bioequivalence and safety of generic immunosuppression in transplant recipients are needed.

I got fed up with that anti intellectualism, the rejection of serious ideas, of serious art and the measurement of reality by psychological categories of the moment, an emphasis on immediate gratification".

The question is whether acknowledging the complications requires serious revision or even rejection of the central claim.

Even so, analysts say that the rejection raises serious concerns about the bank's leadership team, including its chief executive, Brian T. Moynihan.

Should Senators judge that the allegations against Bryza are not serious enough to merit rejection, he could then be confirmed as the next Ambassador to Azerbaijan.