Sentence examples for transplanting from from inspiring English sources

Even the more optimistic proponents of xenotransplantation -- that is, transplanting from animals into humans, a procedure that could end organ scarcities -- admit that such operations may be several decades away.

Just over 20 years ago, shortly after joining "Sesame Street" as Snuffleupagus, he met his unlikely muse: a carnivorous plant that required transplanting from celluloid -- Roger Corman's 1960 horror spoof -- to theater for 24 unpaid showcase performances.

But in the early sixties advances in immunosuppressant drugs allowed surgeons to begin transplanting from deceased donors to unrelated recipients and from living donors other than twins typically, blood relatives.

After transplanting from their natural habitat to the nursery in Kunming without any protection measures, Rhododendron species exposed to these different environment (hotter, drier and more radiation) showed divergent responses.

Similarly, transplanting from the periphery of the ductal outgrowth (that is, such cells would have undergone more cell divisions) resulted in earlier senescence than transplanting cells from the center (that is, the original transplant site) of the outgrowth.

Plant your seedlings 2 to 3 inches (5.1 to 7.6 cm) deep into your larger pot, if you are transplanting from a seed tray or planting starts.

Many are transplants from adjacent Williamsburg.

I'M a reluctant transplant from San Francisco.

Louisy is a transplant from Jamaica.

The transplant from Oregon remained unconvinced.

But many problems can complicate transplants from live donors.