| We next wanted to demonstrate the utility of sRET in conditions where the acceptor and donor molecules were not covalently linked. |
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| Normally ET from a ground-state donor to a ground-state acceptor is energetically not favorable. |
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| The donor must have fluorescent properties, whereas the acceptor does not necessarily fluoresce. |
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| She has a different coat than her genetic donor, Rainbow, a calico domestic shorthair. |
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| First, the emission spectrum of the donor molecule must overlap with the absorbance spectrum of the acceptor. |
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| In the MCS, each excited donor can then either transfer its energy to an acceptor or emit fluorescence, according to the rules listed above. |
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| The shortage of human donor pancreases for islet cell transplantation has led to a search for alternative sources of islet cells. |
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| Scientists have discovered that up to 20 percent of a donor heart may be composed of host tissue within days of the transplant. |
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| One is the nonreciprocal transfer of information of both DNA strands of a donor chromatid to a chromatid of the homologous chromosome. |
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| I hope that if any more jooking takes place for the season you will be the donor and not the recipient! |
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| Expression is maintained in dorsal paraxial regions where patterning is also intrinsic to the donor site of the graft. |
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| The Rev Derek Wooldridge anointed the baby with oil at her hospital bedside in Leeds before a donor was found. |
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| If you require a bone marrow transplant a compatible donor will need to be found. |
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| The couple made an emotional appeal for help to find a donor as they wait for the telephone call that could save the life of their only child. |
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| After a noble gesture by a donor he is now back for keratoplasty in the other eye. |
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| Donating blood is harmless to the donor and yet gives a gift of life to a dying person. |
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| In either case the transplant may be allogeneic, from a related or unrelated donor, or autologous. |
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| By agreeing to accept the gift, he is showing his willingness to be beholden to the donor. |
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| Entrepreneurs and investors gathered with donor agencies in Ghana to discuss off-grid lighting for sub-Saharan Africa. |
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| If you are not able to have an autologous transplant, the doctors will try to find a bone marrow donor for an allogenic transplant. |
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| You can donate blood, bone marrow, even kidneys and even part of your liver as a living donor. |
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| Six donor countries and 13 recipient countries have now developed their own drug donation guidelines. |
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| This would be widely denounced as a form of neo-colonialism in both donor and recipient countries. |
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| The donor and recipient chromosomes could be distinguished by the genetic markers that flanked the white genes. |
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| The triploid and aneuploid clones studied yielded viable seeds whose number per fruit was strongly dependent on the pollen donor. |
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| Blood taken from a donor will tend to coagulate rapidly unless it is mixed with an anticoagulant. |
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| She has also assisted at blood donor sessions in the town, and only stopped doing that in March. |
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| As the tiny girl's condition worsened, the Proctors longed for a donor to help give their daughter a fresh chance. |
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| Many medical institutes now collect donor sperm for women who want artificial insemination. |
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| The TRAM flap remains attached to the superior pedicle, while the donor vessels are exposed. |
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| The BBMR is a division of the National Blood Service, which works in co-operation with the other UK bone marrow donor registries. |
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| It is probably the need to accept that uncomfortable reality that is the greatest impediment to ensuring donor registries are well subscribed. |
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| The upper part, in contact with the air, can be treated with xenobiotics via a donor chamber. |
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| In addition, the quality of the allograft may vary, depending on the age of the donor and the body location of the harvested skin. |
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| A kidney was transplanted from a living donor who was an identical twin of the recipient. |
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| In the last few years, theoretical concerns relative to variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease caused a similar donor loss. |
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| Donating blood sixty times over a period spanning 25 years might be normal for a professional donor. |
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| However if the cord blood transplant had not been successful, they had a perfectly matched bone marrow donor in the person of Adam, the infant. |
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| The donor goes through major surgery and the last thing we want is them to suffer complications. |
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| We still do not know who Aimee's donor is, but I hope to one day to be able to thank them personally for saving Aimee's life. |
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| The hospital refused to disclose the identity of the donor, saying the wishes of the child's family had to be respected. |
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| The wild and weedy rice taxa were used as pollen recipients, whereas the cultivated rice was used as the pollen donor. |
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| Kidney transplant, in which a functioning kidney from a donor is surgically grafted into the patient, has a good rate of success. |
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| Neither the donor nor the hospital had any indication that he carried a hereditary disorder. |
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| Now his heartbroken mum Diane and wife Emma are urging others to carry donor cards and make their families aware of their wishes. |
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| But donations of branded drugs actually cost donor countries four times more than buying generics. |
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| One day I inadvertently put donor milk that had a high content of colostrum in the bottle. |
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| It requires donor screening and testing to prevent the transmission of communicable diseases. |
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| Some children show signs of good engraftment initially, but ultimately reject the donor marrow. |
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| He favors free trade and giving firms from donor nations the first crack at plum investments. |
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| Ethyl linoleate was applied dropwise, after which it was spread by inunction to the donor site. |
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| The morbidity and mortality associated with donor pneumonectomy pose significant ethical considerations. |
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| Finally, in some transplanted patients, donor islets function well initially, but in time diabetes recurs. |
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| The excited donor will emit fluorescence, leading to a decrease of efficiency. |
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| The donor blood must be free of any contamination or disease-carrying germs. |
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| The donor must freely and willingly consent to the procedure having been given sufficient knowledge to make an informed decision. |
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| People often hang back from being a live donor because they are scared, but my mum and I are living proof that it does work. |
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| This may be true, but chemically the cyanide will adsorb onto a cell membrane increasing the electron donor or antioxidant capacity of the cell. |
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| A US donor was finally located at the same time that gene therapy became available. |
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| What the donor saw here was that their sacrifice, their priceless gift, could save someone else's life. |
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| There is also evidence that living donor kidneys give significantly better results than kidneys from deceased donors. |
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| An individual donor obtains relief by deducting the amount of the donation from his total income for the tax year in which the gift was made. |
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| Charitable tax deductions in effect make government a large donor to university endowments. |
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| A long-serving organiser of blood donor sessions has won a national prize in recognition of her hard work. |
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| Organ donor registration forms will be sent to every home in the district as part of the annual electoral return. |
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| The focus of this annual life-saving campaign is to encourage more people to carry an organ donor card. |
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| There seem to have been no demurrals to this action, which appears not to name the building for the donor at all. |
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| The tube is then subjected to a detonative shock from a high explosive donor charge. |
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| For example, some flaps such as the gracilis muscle can be harvested endoscopically to limit the length of the donor site incision. |
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| Kaylee's mother has organised a fund-raising gala dinner at the end of the month for the organ donor campaign. |
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| The system would only be seen to be working if donor organizations embezzling funds were singled out and punished, he said. |
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| It may be necessary to track down a donor if it is determined that he or she has an infectious disease. |
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| The energetics of proton transfer can be envisaged as a double-well potential where the proton is transferred from a donor to the acceptor. |
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| They took the eggs from donor sheep and removed the nuclei from them, creating enucleated eggs. |
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| The exact enumeration of the populations is further complicated by the possible modification of both donor and acceptor molecules. |
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| All relatives were asked whether the patient carried a donor card or had expressed a wish to donate organs, including corneas. |
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| How many of us actually carry donor cards, or even think about donation beyond going to a blood bank every now and again? |
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| The shortage of organs could be greatly alleviated if more people were to sign their organ donor cards. |
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| I urge everyone to consider being an organ donor because life-threatening illnesses know no gender, age or race. |
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| The donor agencies also came with a stated philosophy that seemed to promise change. |
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| He says relief agencies desperately need more help from international organizations and donor countries. |
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| To raise that money, officials from 70 donor countries meet Thursday in Madrid. |
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| So we find a kind donor who gives us this rent-free, and that's how it began. |
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| The charity specializes in using donor money to buy people in developing world animals from cows to camels and everything in between. |
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| The degree to which the lymphocytes enlarge and multiply indicates the compatibility of donor to recipient. |
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| Before a transfusion is given, the blood of the donor and the recipient must be tested against each other to ensure they are compatible. |
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| Some people who received blood transfusions and blood products before this were infected with hepatitis C from donor blood. |
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| Non-emergency surgery planned over the next few days had to be cancelled because of the blood donor crisis. |
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| One night our teenage son and I had to run our dog to the clinic to be a donor for an emergency blood transfusion. |
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| The donor bag was then centrifuged and the platelet-rich plasma transferred to a sterile plastic centrifuge bottle. |
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| Such measurements should be independent of the local concentrations of donor and acceptor molecules. |
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| People trying unsuccessfully to raise money for charitable purposes refer to the phenomenon of donor fatigue. |
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| Yet the seemingly endless flow of aid continues while we hear tales of donor fatigue. |
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| But now some other charities are feeling the pinch as donor fatigue sets in. |
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| The major hurdles we face are a sense of complacency about food security and donor fatigue among the developed nations that fund our efforts. |
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| But as the civil war drags on, there's a growing feeling of donor fatigue and many aid projects are being hampered by a lack of funds. |
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| Because our donor friends lived on the West Coast and we on the East, we had the sperm frozen and shipped to us. |
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| If there is a problem with the male partner sperm, then sperm from an anonymous donor may be used. |
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| The hospital does not levy any charge for the donor cornea but charges a very nominal cost only for the surgical procedure. |
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| However, while the choice of donor vehicle might be unusual the construction isn't, this being a steel space frame chassis with glass-fibre body. |
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| Advanced surgical techniques now allow the donor nephrectomy to be performed through a laparoscope. |
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| She said the charity is hoping to secure up to 500,000 donor names on its Bone Marrow Register. |
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| We'll help each other create strong donor loyalty, a pipeline of enthusiastic and engaged donors, and braggingly high retention rates. |
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| Matched donors may be found among close relatives such as brothers or sisters, or can be from an unrelated donor. |
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| To be a member of the working poor is to be an anonymous donor, a nameless benefactor to everyone else. |
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| Still, this loss is tolerable, because the amplifier boosts the signal level enough to get it to the donor site. |
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| According to him, my blood type, type O blood, is said to be a universal donor. |
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| They relied heavily on donor funds to underwrite activities and to draw support, thus reinforcing an attitude of dependence on government. |
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| Currently people from these communities are under-represented on the blood and bone marrow donor registers. |
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| Beth underwent a life saving bone marrow transplant when she was five after a mystery donor was found in Germany. |
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| We chose a known donor so that our child could know the identity of his biological father. |
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| The donor must have the same blood group as the recipient and should ideally be under 50 years of age. |
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| Anyone interested in becoming a blood donor can contact the Donor Helpline which is open 24 hours a day. |
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| This type of training modules will help blood transfusion services in India to train their blood donor motivators. |
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| The blood donor volunteers were four healthy male heavy smokers, aged 40-50 years. |
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| If you are not a blood donor already, please think about coming along to our clinic. |
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| A co-worker, who is a blood donor, received a card from the American Red Cross. |
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| Seven hundred people flocked to a special blood donor clinic in Bradford last night to help a man battling against cancer. |
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| A 50-year-old male who had a hernia repair seven months ago is a prospective blood donor. |
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| In a recent study, students were told about a blood donor clinic on campus. |
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| Anyone wanting to sign up should be aged between 18 and 44 and be a blood donor. |
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| If you've never done it before, consider giving blood at your local blood donor clinic. |
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| He also wore a Gold Pelican Pin, recognition of his faithful service as a blood donor. |
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| You may be able to become a blood donor if you are aged from 17 to 60, weigh more than 7st 11 lb and are in good health. |
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| If you would like to register as a potential bone marrow donor on the British Bone Marrow Registry, you must also be a regular blood donor. |
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| Without drugs holding the attack in check, the donor tissue is eventually destroyed. |
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| Organ transplants are major surgery and if you find a suitable donor and survive, life is the big prize. |
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| Medical evaluation including sexually transmitted disease testing and genetic screening will be required of donor participants. |
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| Before death, the organ donor received several transfusions of blood products. |
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| Glutamate is also a principal amino donor to other amino acids in subsequent transamination reactions. |
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| A player receiving a card as a result of another player's playing a seven should thank the donor. |
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| Each donor received a copy of the page and memorial card, and was invited to the short remembrance service at the Dumers Lane hospice. |
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| But it did not cede Taiwan because among legal experts, there is a consensus that cession requires the stipulation of both donor and recipient. |
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| But now his best chance of beating the disease is if a matching bone marrow donor can be found. |
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| The transfer of one electron from an electron donor to an excited state of hypericin generates its corresponding semiquinone radical anion. |
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| Unless you have an identical twin with extra hair to donate, you must serve as your own donor. |
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| The donor, having by then changed his mind, declines to perfect the imperfect gift in favour of the intended donee. |
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| Science fact is that IVF with donor eggs is a tried and tested way to help infertile couples have children. |
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| It's a measure of the selfless charity of the donor that she did not want her name mentioned. |
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| Someone with blood group O has neither protein, so can only receive blood from another group O donor, but can give blood to any group. |
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| A suitable donor has been found and will be called in if the operation goes ahead. |
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| However, special attention must be paid to the donor chromosome segment around the target gene. |
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| But the following month, when I called to place my order with the sperm bank, I learned the donor I had chosen was no longer available. |
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| Use of donor milk for preterm infants has declined over the past 20 years. |
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| They spent their last few hundred dollars on a trip up to New York City, obtaining donor commitments that kept them alive. |
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| Freya Stratford had been seriously ill with the bile duct condition biliary atresia and doctors gave her just weeks to live unless a donor organ was found. |
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| The bimolecular quenching rate constants are less than that of diffusion controlled and decrease as the one-electron reduction potential of the donor radical increases. |
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| I carry a donor card, and I'm certain that when you die, that's it. |
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| She is becoming a living organ donor for her seriously ill father. |
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| People should also talk to their families about their wishes to be an organ donor so that there is no confusion or hesitation should a tragedy strike. |
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| A hematoxylin-eosin-stained slide, with the area of interest marked, was placed over the donor block, and the area of interest was aligned with the stylet. |
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| Most patients who have a less than perfectly matched donor will receive anti-thymocyte globulin, which is a medicine that suppresses the graft-versus-host reaction. |
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| A High Court judge yesterday reserved judgment in the first stage of the legal action to help people conceived by donor insemination to discover more about their parentage. |
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| Our city fathers should not wait for disease outbreaks before taking action and we believe that carrying out inspections does not need donor funds. |
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| With passive immunity ruled out, perhaps the patient was exposed to a donor unit erroneously labeled Rh negative when it actually was weak D positive. |
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| Transfusing blood from a donor whose blood did not match the blood group of the recipient resulted in blood coagulating in a patient's veins, which caused death. |
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| It eliminates the need for a donor organ and immunosuppression. |
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| Surgeons implanted the device until a donor organ could be found. |
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| Interest in pheromonal effects in women has been aroused by McClintock's famous demonstration of influences of armpit compounds of donor women on cycle length of recipients. |
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| The customs collects VAT, which is the main revenue donor to the budget. |
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| For an observer to acquire both donor and acceptor fluorescence for this dual-image ratiometric measurement, the fluorescent probes must exhibit spectral overlap. |
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| From afar being a sperm donor sounds like a pretty good gig. |
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| Billions of dollars have already been pledged by aid agencies and donor nations, but the disbursement of aid money is being delayed due to the lack of internal security. |
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| A donor cannot, however, turn what was initially a gift into a loan without the agreement of the donee and Peter certainly never agreed to such a transformation. |
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| Split-receipting may be available where a donor gives a gift to a charity or other qualified donee and receives something of value or some other benefit in return. |
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| And he remains on a mission to persuade more people to sign donor cards. |
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| The rest come from people who die and have signed organ donor cards. |
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| She received a heart and lung transplant from a donor with type A blood. |
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| It is not permissible to sell one's blood or to pay the blood donor. |
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| After EU accession, the donor landscape for watchdogs and activist groups fundamentally changed for countries in Eastern Europe. |
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| Its board of directors is chaired by billionaire industrialist and conservative political donor Charles G. Koch. |
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| A major bill may contain dozens of bridges to nowhere, or boondoggle favors to some deep-pocketed donor. |
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| The use of quail as donor and chick as host provides a means for discriminating donor cells in the host environment due the unique properties of the quail nucleolus. |
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| In this configuration, an excited donor has a higher probability to transfer its energy to a neighboring acceptor than to emit energy as fluorescence. |
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| The results support the idea that the strength of hydrogen bonding reflects the magnitude of the charges on the associated proton donor and acceptor atoms. |
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| In most organic donor-acceptor systems, ET from a ground-state donor to a ground-state acceptor is usually not favorable because of energy reasons. |
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| At that time, she faced a race against time to find a bone marrow donor who matched her rare blood type, after being diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukaemia. |
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| One donor complains about the takeout chicken pot pies served at a Karl Rove-hosted confab. |
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| It is not a conjecture, and so many of these groups it is basically donor capture. |
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| True charity, like the widow's mite, should cost the donor something. |
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| Recipients in a cryobank can peruse donor files and see hair color, eye color, race, height, IQ, and so on. |
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| The British Bone Marrow Registry, which is run by the National Blood Service, was formed in 1987 and works in conjunction with other UK donor registries. |
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| Louis Bacon, another big donor, owns land all over the world, including a grouse-hunting estate in Scotland. |
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| For this reason and others, some countries limit the number of offspring a donor can create. |
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| I'm a donor, and my wishes won't be overruled if I hop the twig. |
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| There was also a significant interaction between recipient site and donor site such that some types of plants accrued higher numbers of hoppers at certain sites. |
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| One document acknowledges an archdeacon's grant of the use of his books to a house of Franciscan friars, who were to keep the books when the donor died. |
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| The meeting will cap a frenetic fundraising season for the conservative donor network. |
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| Another anion, azide, is used in the study of bacteriorhodopsin mutants as a substitute for proton donor or acceptor when they are altered in the protein. |
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| Wendy Kramer is co-founder, with her donor-conceived son Ryan, of the donor Sibling Registry. |
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| Brahms continued to mobilise support for him, and himself paid him an allowance of some thousand marks a year, while doing his best to remain an anonymous donor. |
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| The ends of the invading strands serve as primers for semi-conservative repair synthesis so that one newly synthesized strand is present in each of the donor and recipient. |
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| Kramer had been trying to develop a show highlighting donor families for close to nine years, pitching it to various networks. |
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| Kramer, whose son was conceived through donor insemination, established the DSR as a Yahoo! |
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| In his will, Michele d' Alessio stipulated that any unbound volumes should be bound, and that each book should be annotated on its flyleaf with his name as donor. |
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| If you ask international donor agencies, the secret is more microcredit, like the pioneering Grameen Bank projects that have captured worldwide attention in recent years. |
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| The second pathway, present only in the liver and kidney, uses betaine as the methyl donor and is catalyzed by betaine homocysteine methyl-transferase. |
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| John Catsimatidis, a major Republican donor and Romney supporter from New York, says Gingrich is unelectable. |
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| He now runs a pottery business and is also a regular blood donor. |
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| Only six per cent of the eligible population currently donate so we're hoping that people will make every effort this New Year to become a regular blood donor. |
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| Well, I have the choice of working for them or of being a blood donor. |
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| He claims the hospital was more concerned about protecting its reputation than trying to find suitable donor organs from a compatible blood group. |
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| This strategy is especially useful for the discovery and transfer of valuable QTL alleles from unadapted donor lines into established elite breeding lines. |
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| Since O has no antigens, it is considered to be the universal donor. |
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| Anyone with O-type blood is called a universal donor because their blood lacks the A or B proteins so that O-type blood can be given to a person with A, B or AB type blood. |
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| They are specifically requesting Type O since it is the universal donor. |
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| We have plenty of evidence of people who have grown up and never known they were adopted or who were born as a result of donor insemination and are utterly untroubled. |
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| Well, these computer images illustrate the placement of the tissue and the muscle that were taken from a brain-dead donor after her family consented. |
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| One potential method of addressing this issue in humans would be to evaluate diaphragmatic function and structure in organ donor patients with brain death. |
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| After medical team members have confirmed brain death, permission to harvest the donor kidneys and other organs must be obtained from the patient's family members. |
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| It's also the Conservative Party asking perfectly legitimate questions about whether Lord Paul, who is a big donor to the Labour Party, is a non-dom. |
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| Only about 15 percent of kidney transplants are done with living donors, the other recipients must wait about five years before receiving a kidney from a nonliving donor. |
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| We totally agree with President Mwanawasa who has appealed to the donor community to consider cancelling Zambia's external debt as Japan has done. |
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| The document also calls on international financial institutions and donor countries to cancel Africa's debt in order to free up resources to fight the disease. |
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| While this type of situation exists in some surrogacies, in other cases, a donated gamete from a foreign donor is used to create the embryo. |
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| Usually donor kidney is placed in the right iliac fossa with anastamosis to right internal or external iliac artery and external iliac vein. |
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| Keratoplasty is the surgical procedure whereby a healthy cornea, usually from a deceased, human donor, is used to replace a damaged one. |
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| The search for a matching donor is exceedingly difficult, yet because she needs a multiracial donor, the search becomes nearly impossible. |
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| So long as the costs of registering as a donor or a nondonor are low, the results should be similar. |
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| The back also denotes whether the holder is an organ donor, presents the holder's right index finger print, a PDF417 bar code, and a 1D bar code. |
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| A recent OECD DAC Commique has seen the donor community update the definition of ODA to better reflect the Sustainable Development Goals. |
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| It was the world's third biggest aid donor in 2009 after the United States and France. |
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| For Meyer, he painted an altarpiece of the Madonna which included portraits of the donor, his wife, and his daughter. |
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| The donor of the games sat on a high platform in the stands alongside images of the gods, visible to all. |
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| In that year, Oliver was contacted by King's College Hospital, where they were in urgent need of a blood donor. |
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| It's a way to squeeze the political donor community for a good cause, and they get a night of inside jokes and a tax deduction, besides. |
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| The world's first blood donor service was established in 1921 by the secretary of the British Red Cross, Percy Oliver. |
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| The immunological reaction occurs when the receiver of a blood transfusion has antibodies against the donor blood cells. |
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| Blundell used the patient's husband as a donor, and extracted four ounces of blood from his arm to transfuse into his wife. |
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| Mitochondrial genetic material from the enucleated donor cell may contribute about five percent of the cloned individual's genes. |
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| Under the Edmonton Protocol, beta islet cells recovered from whole donor pancreata are infused into the portal vein of the recipient's liver. |
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| Since the advent of HIV testing of donor blood in the 1980s, the transmission of HIV during transfusion has dropped dramatically. |
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| Each donor underwent tests for blood pressure, sugar and hemo globin count before the donation. |
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| This chart shows possible matches in blood transfusion between donor and receiver using ABO and Rh system. |
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| Fibroblasts obtained from the tail tip and dewclaws of male and female poodles were used as donor cells. |
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| If an antibody is suspected, potential donor units must first be screened for the corresponding antigen by phenotyping them. |
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| The purpose of the donor charge is to impart sufficient energy into the UXO explosives charge in order to cause a sympathetic detonation. |
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| It is found that the spectra are highly sensitive to solvent polarity but are insensitive to solvent hydrogen bond donor or acceptor strength. |
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| Based on the reactions of the patient's serum against the donor cells, a pattern will emerge to confirm the presence of one or more antibodies. |
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| Ghulam Pupal and discussed with him the preparations underway for holding Yemen donor conference. |
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| The short lifetime of the donor system suggests that registered organ donors implausibly pass away shortly after signing up for donation. |
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| The sample is then screened for any alloantibodies that may react with donor blood. |
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| By contrast, a gift is complete if the donor retains only the right to alter the time and manner of enjoyment of the gift by the donee. |
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| She thanked the US administration for its donation but warned that donor fatigue was still affecting the clearance program in south Lebanon. |
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| Before a recipient receives a transfusion, compatibility testing between donor and recipient blood must be done. |
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| I explain that the donor areas in particular can be more ecchymotic in my experience and that the patient should not be concerned. |
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| They arise from distant donor sites and bring their own blood supply and lymphogenic potential, thus improving the drainage of traumatized areas. |
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| Donor effect on supramolecular structures of silver perchlorate complexes of macrocycles with 02S2X donor sets. |
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| It also describes possible loanwords from Sabellic and probable loanwords from unidentifiable, but possibly older donor languages. |
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| New and regular donors are all urged to attend a blood donor session at a time of year when stocks traditionally dip. |
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| The cell used as the donor for the cloning of Dolly was taken from a mammary gland. |
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| Also, if skin is grafted, the donor site essentially becomes a painful second-degree burn. |
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| Crowder said that Monday's giveaway was a Secret Santa project funded by an anonymous donor. |
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| The eastern indigo snake project began in 1998 after an anonymous donor pledged money for a three-year study. |
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| Any deferral decision made at a donor site would be based on donor self-identification and self-report, the draff guidance noted. |
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| The operation was started after the donor was confirmed legally brain-dead. |
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| Defective MDNA from an egg can be replaced with healthy MDNA from a donor egg to prevent harmful mutations being passed on. |
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| Defective mDNA from a mother's egg can be replaced with healthy mDNA from a donor. |
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| Using electron microscopy, the team at Nottingham looked at donor eyes to study the layer and the surrounding microanatomy in more detail. |
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| Adelson is known for being a hands-on donor who makes decisions carefully. |
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| Brittany, who grew up in an Athabascan Indian village, then learned that there were fewer than 200 Alaska Natives on the national donor registry. |
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| The favourable medium-term outlook is based on growing business confidence following the donor reengagement and improved governance. |
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| The camerawoman, identified by the site as Suleman's best friend, says at one point that the sperm donor has a wife and family. |
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| Past medical history included polycystic ovarian syndrome and right donor hepatectomy 6 years prior in a living-related liver transplant. |
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| Bilateral tunnels were created beneath the rectus femoris muscle and medial thigh skin connecting the donor site and the scrotal defect. |
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| Just one tissue donor can help more than 50 people through transplant allograph procedures. |
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| Generally a unit or single donor platelet product equals a pint or a transfusable amount,'' Nicely said. |
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| It is readily available without pain or risk to the donor, being part of the afterbirth that is normally discarded following delivery. |
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| Where the accretor is always a white dwarf, the donor star can be either a white dwarf, a low-mass helium star or an evolved main-sequence star. |
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| In return for the pounds 20 fee the tile becomes webspace for the donor to post a picture and a message. |
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| Photons cause electrons to travel from donor molecules to acceptor molecules in different layers of the material. |
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| Gorey is among the five per cent of people in the world with an O negative blood group, making her a universal donor instantly. |
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| Maximum energy transfer or the maximum FRET is dependent on the distance between the donor and the acceptor fluorophore. |
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| In general, the electron donor is any of a wide variety of flavoenzymes and their coenzymes. |
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| And as far as the GOP donor class goes, can you say legacies? |
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| Because nitrogen is less of an electron donor toward palladium than a second phosphorus, it's a kind of 'goldilocks' situation. |
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| In the past, if we failed to find a live donor, we have been stuck but this time wesearched the umbilical cord register too. |
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| In the past, if we failed to find a live donor, we have been stuck, but this time we searched the umbilical cord register too. |
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| The peripheral parts of both femoral condyles at the level of the patellofemoral joint can serve as donor sites. |
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| The French commander consigned it to the use for which it was intended by the donor. |
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| For many, the often near-impossible search for a donor or surrogate mother will become a more viable option through our website. |
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| Merlino hopes the tactic will increase sustainer member presence above the 20 percent level most public media donor files contain. |
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| Type-O blood is known as the universal donor and can be given to patients of all blood types. |
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| The blood would be Type O negative, also known as universal donor blood which currently comprises just seven percent of the blood donor pool. |
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| She then mentioned how her mother donates blood frequently, saying she is a universal donor, meaning O-negative. |
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| Emily Solis, a nurse, donates blood after learning that her blood type is considered a universal donor. |
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| In a dire emergency, universal donor blood could be obtained from the blood ban in ten minutes. |
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| Another donor from the Fairfax Cryobank clinic, known only as Number 647, has fathered 19 children in the last five years. |
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| A major donor who can't read Hebrew sits next to the gabbai who puts tefillin on every day. |
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| The monument was erected in 1990 by sculptor Kari Rolfsen, supported by an anonymous donor. |
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| Antibodies taken from rabbits can improve the survival rates of leukemia and myelodysplasia patients who are receiving stem cell transplant from an unrelated donor. |
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| Of all the heart and lung transplant surgeons, Joel Cooper seems by far the most optimistic about the possibility of transplanting two donor lungs into emphysema patients. |
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| The patient's serum is tested against the various donor cells. |
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| Total dose per donor was 240 mg of follicle stimulating hormone administered in decreasing dose during days 9, 10, 11, and 12 of the estrous cycle. |
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| The phenotypes of all the donor cells being tested are shown in a chart. |
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| The plan includes working with wealthy alumni of LSE to make large contributions, increasing the annual budget surplus, and launching a new, widescale alumni donor campaign. |
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| It was based on innuendo and the opinions of so-called experts who clearly do not understand the practice of direct marketing, fundraising or donor development. |
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| Finally, they were deproteinated by methanol precipitation, evaporated to dryness and together with donor and acceptor lyophilizates subjected to subsequent analysis. |
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| The process begins with oligonucleotides that are labeled with donor or acceptor fluorophores, each fluorophore illuminating at a unique wavelength of light upon excitation. |
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| On the other hand, it was also possible to induce accelerated rejection and the whitegraft phenomenon in skin grafts by previous injection of buffy coat from the same donor. |
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