Sentence examples for transplantation through from inspiring English sources

The Department of Health, which recently issued a consultation document seeking the views of the medical profession and the general public on "possible ways of increasing donation and transplantation through legal changes", may yet press for the reform.

The National Organ Transplant Act was passed to regulate the availability of organs for transplantation through voluntary donation exclusively by explicitly prohibiting organ purchases.

To evaluate the suitability of a questionnaire designed to assess the knowledge of patients on the waiting list for liver transplantation, through a pilot study.

To further investigate the potential molecular mechanism of the reduced proliferative capacity of ATM−/− Gadd45a−/− HSCs after transplantation, we compared the DNA damage level of donor-derived ATM−/− HSCs and ATM−/− Gadd45a−/− HSCs 26 weeks after transplantation through comet assay.

In conclusion, the combination therapy of small gap neurorrhaphy and BMSC transplantation through targeted muscular injection can significantly promote the regeneration of peripheral nerve and improve the nerve's functional recovery, which may help establish a reliable approach for repairing peripheral nerve injury.

Other modes of transmission include organ transplantation, through breast milk, and by accidental laboratory exposure.

However, with an ID of 104 µm and the clinical possibility to sort out sufficiently small islets, we see no problems for islet transplantations through the system.

MRI has also been shown to be a powerful tool for tracking cells after transplantation, both through nanoparticle approaches and through reporter genes.

To purify human ZGs, human acini from healthy donors were obtained from islet transplantation centers through Prodo Laboratories (Irvine, CA).

To purify human ZGs, human acini from healthy donors were obtained from transplantation centers through Prodo Laboratories (Irvine, CA) and used as the starting material for homogenization.

Reports more than 30 years ago determined that donor-specific [18] or third-party [19] transfusions reduced solid organ transplantation rejection through a phenomenon termed donor-specific-tolerance.