Sentence examples for suitable recipient from inspiring English sources

Its high-concept plot – Jonah (Ryan Kwanten) and his buddy Stevie (Sarah Snook) seek a suitable recipient of his soon-to-be-defunct sperm – is basically pilot-ready.

There were nine other potential cardiac-death donors at the hospital during the same period, but there wasn't a suitable recipient in the area for their hearts, the report said.

As Mrs Froplinson says, "I wouldn't mind writing a letter of angry recrimination or heartless satire to some suitable recipient; in fact, I should rather enjoy it, but I've come to the end of my capacity for expressing servile amiability.

"Are you poor?," he asks members of the audience, drily acknowledging that it could be quite tricky finding a suitable recipient for the loot in a place like this.

But with only a rudimentary computer network available to help them in 1979, officials at the hospital, Norfolk General, could not find a suitable recipient for one of the kidneys, and they knew they had only 72 hours, at most, to do so.

The patent gives California-based Geron Corp. exclusive rights to animal embryos prepared by transferring the nucleus of a quiescent diploid donor cell into a suitable recipient cell up to and including the blastocyst stage.

People who need organs are on waiting lists by region, so that when an organ becomes available, it is first made available to suitable recipients within that region.

It works with local micro-finance institutions, which have the specialist knowledge needed to identify suitable recipients, but don't have enough money to help them.

That amounts to some $13 million a year, money that is supposed to be spent mostly to match organs with suitable recipients.

To evaluate if females after ovoposition may be suitable recipients for SSC transplantation, ovaries (n = 5) were fixed, embedded, and sectioned as above, and stained with PAS to determine the number of postovulatory follicles (POFs)/mm2 of tissue.

Donors need not be excluded because of heterozygosity for rare ('Mendelian') autosomal recessive diseases, because they can be matched with suitable recipients.