Sentence examples for useful organs from inspiring English sources

"People should not be allowed to die and be buried with useful organs".

On Wednesday, ministers in Edinburgh announced plans for a "soft opt-out" system in Scotland, whereby patients are assumed to agree to donate useful organs after their death unless their families strongly object.

There exist quite a few "organ on a chip" platforms (more properly "microphysiological systems"), and while they're useful, organs don't exist in isolation — they're part of complex systems that vary from person to person.

While kidneys from older donors fare less well after transplantation, there is recognition that kidneys from older deceased donors may still provide useful organs for transplantation, particularly for older recipients, and there may be further scope for considering older patients as potential kidney donors.

For these reasons it is therefore time to develop even more useful organ dysfunction scores.

These noncoding RNAs may be useful organ-specific SLE biomarkers [ 13].

Molecules are not currently the building blocks of useful organ-level models.

The feasibility of nonlethal sampling of gill tissue also makes this a useful organ for future field studies (McCormick 1993; Schrock et al. 1994).

This suggests that the swimbladder is a potentially useful organ for modeling other mucosal infections such as lung infections, in addition to being a natural site of infection for C. albicans in fish.

Fish liver is a major detoxification organ and the gills and intestine are useful monitor organs that reflect the health of aquatic organisms and have been used as target organs in aquatic toxicity studies [ 3– 5].

We propose that this protein can be used not only for chronic inflammatory diseases, but is also useful for organ transplantation management.