"transplanting time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the period of time when plants or other living organisms are being moved or transplanted from one place to another. Example: The best time for transplanting roses is in late winter or early spring, when the plants are dormant and there is less risk of shock.
Comparing AFT transplanted samples and their matched untransplanted controls, similar results were obtained (25.68 ± 4.97 vs. 24.46 ± 3.07 respectively; p = 0.83) suggesting a 95%% resorption of transplanted AT whose level returned to a pre-transplant time, as reported [ 3, 4].
At transplant time, Fusarium spp. densities in soil were generally similar among most brassica treatments but fumigated plots generally had less Fusarium.
These results suggest that pancreatic islets can be advantageously treated with anti-oxidising vitamins before implantation, and speculatively, with the help of special delivery systems, throughout the islet cell life span, in the post-transplant time period.
As with patient survival, maximum survival at each of these post transplant time points reached a maximum when the graft's CIT was between 7.5 and 12.5 hours.
In these cases, the unoperated sides were exposed to potentially toxic muscle for the entire lifetime of the animals (140 145 d) whereas the transplanted sides were exposed only for pre-transplant time intervals (80 85 d).
Brian Tocher [ 13] was also treated for 40 years, but it is unclear how much of this was transplant time.
37, 38 Thus, it is likely that lixisenatide may have modulated beta-cell survival at earlier post-transplant time periods.
Multivariate analysis found disease status at transplant, time to diagnosis of relapse from transplant, and pre- transplant TKI use as significant factors associated with PRS.
Recipient mice were dox-treated continuously following the transplant, and glands were analyzed at both 3 and 4 week post-transplant time points.
