Sentence examples for valuable organs from inspiring English sources

About 15,000 people die each year awaiting an organ transplant, as only one-third of potentially valuable organs are donated, the agency says.

In fact, he says, we now have a spectrum of deadness, from the Egyptian mummy at one end to the unconscious intensive-care patient with a valid donor card at the other, getting "the best medical treatment of his life" to preserve those valuable organs.

Myrtle leaf and flower were the valuable organs for the essential oil production representing a yield of 0.61% and 0.30% (w/w), respectively.

On Sunday, in an interview with FOX News, Senator and 2016 GOP candidate and Kentucky Senator Rand Paul discussed the controversial video — which was shot undercover by anti-abortion activists from the Center for Medical Progress — of a Planned Parenthood executive casually describing the process of removing valuable organs from aborted fetuses.

Untreated, this can progress to cardiovascular collapse with loss of valuable organs for transplantation.

But the captain would not smell it, despite the nose being the most valuable organ in the appraisal of food.

Having your eyeballs, possibly the most sensitive, achy, valuable organ in the body, poked with miniscule needles.

Having your eyeballs, possibly the most sensitive, achy, valuable organ in the body, poked with minuscule needles.

Our goal for the new Brain Performance Institute is to transform the way we take action toward advancing the health of our most valuable organ.

The hematopoietic system has been a valuable organ for studying the relationship between aging and cancer [ 2].

As this review has argued, adipose tissue itself is a valuable organ with many beneficial effects on diverse biological functions.