Sentence examples for successful rejection from inspiring English sources

Our little band of travelers arrives in historic Accompong Town where we walked back in time to the successful rejection of British enslavers.

In SPK recipients, kidney graft function is frequently used as a harbinger of rejection, allowing initiation of successful rejection treatment before the pancreas graft is affected.

Thus, it is difficult to determine whether this case should be considered a failure of the C-PIB PET scan to detect an early stage of AD, or a successful rejection of a case that lacked convincing AD pathology.

Most likely, a direct anti-tumor effect of CD4+ T cells is not required in a system in which the cytotoxic function of CD8+ T cells is sufficient to mediate the successful rejection of the tumor.

In contrast, in era 1, which was dominated by cyclosporine (CSA) maintenance immunosuppression, the less physiologic bladder drainage was the preferred technique; the reason was that exocrine rejection precedes endocrine rejection by several days, so a diagnosis of hypoamylasuria allowed successful rejection treatment before hyperglycemia could occur.

Each single input-single output (SISO) system based on the pairing result shows successful disturbance rejection performance but interactions between SISO controllers occur.

Current efforts focus on aboveground deployment scenarios, for which a successful background rejection strategy will be needed to measure the anticipated antineutrino event rates.

Finally, the hash value F(S') of the reconstructed secret S' is tested against the previously stored one (V) yielding successful authentication or rejection.

Success is defined by how hard you work, and as someone who worked very hard for many years, I feel successful despite my rejections.

Rejection is the major barrier to successful transplantation and acute rejection (AR) is considered to be an impediment to the short- and long-term survival of both renal allografts and recipients, and also a significant contributor to the escalating wait list due to the return of patients with a failed graft to the list.

Although it was well received by analytical laboratories worldwide this fixed design can easily bring about high β-errors (rejection of successful transfers) or high workload (many analysts employed during transfer) if ˆσAN (error due to different analysts) exceeds 0.6%.