grafter

Examples of grafting

grafting

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Early exercise training in patients older than age 65 years compared with that in younger patients after acute myocardial infarction or coronary artery bypass grafting.
Without connection to the upper motor tracts, "internal" grafting within the affected nerve tract will not be successful.
Table 3 shows the development of follicles and oocytes after grafting.
Secondary follicles, on the other hand, had formed antra at 4 weeks after grafting.
Grafting of mango and lemon trees was also known.
This detail confirms the relevance of the comparison, in that it shows the same refrain involved compositionally in several grafting manoeuvres.
Unstable results are evident following autologous grafting in patients with this type of vitiligo.
The diameter increased gradually as the duration of grafting was prolonged.
After the initial intraatrial grafting, the atrial pressure for the systemic circulation was high because of the obstruction at the ventricular inflow.
Grafting of this cell population resulted in tumour formation with local invasion of the host brain.
In such a context, the notion of grafting implicitly has a powerful role in structuring meaning.
In what way does a grafting procedure in one voice affect our interpretation of the whole motet?
However, in clinical settings, corneal grafting often occurs in vascularised (high-risk) eyes.
The 'reformist platform' carried the day, but this was like grafting hair on to a head which remained just as bald underneath.
High-yielding genotypes are usually salt-sensitive, so grafting them onto resistant rootstocks can be a feasible strategy to improve salt tolerance.
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