At issue is research that involves destroying human embryos to obtain stem cells, which are thought to be able to develop into any type of cell in the body.
At that time, Mr. Spitzer released e-mail messages indicating that analysts at Merrill had issued research they did not believe to help investment banking clients.
The health of living donors is seldom at issue: Though some research suggests that kidney donors may be slightly more prone to develop high blood pressure as they age, long-term studies have found donors live as long as other healthy people.
Economists at several Western investment banks issued research notes on Wednesday calling for China to increase interest rates further.
Nonetheless, we recognize that the questions regarding the role of children in decisions about their own treatment – especially for emotional and behavioral disturbances where the child's very capacity to understand their disorder may be at issue – require much more research and reflection, and will likely vary according to the maturity, insight, and abilities of the individual child.
Mr. Quattrone has denied the claims against him, insisting that he had no involvement or supervisory responsibility for the research reports at issue.
The research projects at issue involve test-tube experiments to determine how the immune system interacts with various microbes, including those of H.I.V., tuberculosis and parasitic diseases.
An alternative method to answer the research question at issue would have been to prospectively collect and measure resources required by observing the clinical daily routines in relation to INR monitoring of warfarin patients.
The paper suggests a research agenda directed at issues that constrain sustainability syndicates.
The phenomenon at issue is, after all, complex; the research challenges in investigating it are daunting.
This is because such research necessarily comes at issues of sexuality from an angle that looks at any deviation from the narrowly defined and subjective ideal, as fixable or non-fixable abnormality.
