Sentence examples for transplant's from inspiring English sources

"It's the first time we've done that in the UK," said Kay. "It's the first time as far as I'm aware, that a hand transplant's been done which hasn't been above the wrist, which has been within the substance of the hand, which makes it much more difficult and more complex.

NHS Blood and Transplant's director of organ donation Sally Johnson said: "We are truly grateful to the families of the 1,282 deceased donors and to each of the 1,092 living donors who made transplants possible last year.

At the transplant's peak function, Mr. Hallam could grab his mobile phone and a glass of water, write with a pen and hold a fork and knife, leading the team to hail his case as an early success.

Yet the transplant's protective effect persists with no sign, as yet, of diminishing and there is every reason to believe, based on the results of experiments on monkeys, that it will not diminish in the future.Four successes are not, of course, proof of a reliable technique.

Therefore studies designed to evaluate tibial contact pressure for a meniscal transplant should use a higher, more physiologic compressive load, because lower loads overestimate the transplant's effectiveness.

Despite the potential of stem cell-derived neural transplants for treating intractable neurological diseases, the global effects of a transplant's electrical activity on host circuitry have never been measured directly, preventing the systematic optimization of such therapies.

It's been 5 years since Courtney's transplant and there's no sign of the leukemia returning.

Finally, in May, three months after the transplant, Zoe's marrow was 100% her sister's.

When Mr. Raskin needed a transplant, Mr. Evans's name came up.

Stylization became more prevalent after 1971 with the Philadelphia transplant TOPCAT's influential Broadway Elegant style.

AN INFINITE supply of organs would be a transplant surgeon's dream.