Sentence examples for transplant damage from inspiring English sources
The thread edges of both the BC and the Tutofix® are rounded, but it is not possible to conclude from the present study, if rounded thread edges still can cause transplant damage.
99mTc-rCR2 can be used for noninvasive detection of activated complement and in future may be used to quantify the severity of transplant damage due to complement activation postreperfusion.
In response to an acute hypoxic ischemic insult, such as in kidney transplant tissue, damage from LPO lowers PUFA concentrations (21).
The latter possibility could be experimentally tested by the same type of tissue transplant or damage approaches that established nymphalid eyespot centers as organizers [ 39, 40], in which the transplantation of such cells to other competent regions of the wing lead to the production of an ectopic eyespot at the host site.
Ms. Schutz crams her art with outright steals, but dissects, transplants and damages them so that they are really hers.
When these bioengineered 3D tissue grafts are transplanted onto damaged hearts, gap junction communication between graft and host is likely critical for synchronized beating and functional improvement.
And when that bone was removed and transplanted to damaged bone sites within the same animals, the new bone integrated seamlessly, the researchers report online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
"Macchiarini's transplant activities have damaged clinical research not only at Karolinska University Hospital, but also in Sweden in general," the panel noted.
Of each treatment group, randomly selected stock beans from the five trays were carefully transplanted (keeping root damage to a minimum) to the growth chambers for inoculation with mites.
Mr. Dallow, 59, of Ridgefield, Conn., is awaiting a liver transplant because of severe damage that he attributes to Rezulin.
These numbers reflect a marginal improvement in one public health crisis – 22 people die each day waiting for an organ transplant – spurred by the damage of another.
