Sentence examples for kind provision from inspiring English sources

Catherine Godinot is also acknowledged for the kind provision of complex III and ATP synthase antibodies.

We would like to thank Gary Wessel and Rosario Rizzuto for their kind provision of reagents and to Ian Townley and Kathy Foltz for help with pilot experiments.

We are grateful to Dr. Janet Rossant (The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Ontario, Canada) for her kind provision of the RARE-hsp68-lacZ mice.

We thank Dr. Di Chen of University of Rochester Medical Center and Dr. Hiroyuki Kawashima of Niigata University Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, Japan, for their kind provision of p12xSBE-Luc and p6xOSE-Luc reporter plasmids, respectively.

We are grateful to Jonathan Yewdell (NIH, MD, USA), Peter Palese (Mount Sinai School of Medicine, NY, USA), Takashi Fujita (Kyoto University, Japan), Balaji Manicassamy (Mount Sinai School of Medicine, NY, USA), Silke Stertz (Mount Sinai School of Medicine, NY, USA), and Huanting Lui (University of St. Andrews, UK) for kind provision of reagents and advice.

We thank Dr. K. Huebner and Dr. C. Brenner for the kind provision of Fhit constructs.

The transformation of the urban housing sector from in-kind provision to market-based allocation helped turn losses made in the past to profits.

Supporters of in-kind provision reply that in-kind provision better protects the interests of dependents, such as children; and that in some cases cash provision misses the moral point of the transfer, which is not to generate subjective welfare, but to secure a specific capability.

Similarly, the in-kind provision of food, linen and personal care by relatives during an inpatient stay in hospital may simply be seen as an optional luxury for those who do not want to rely on standard care.

Governments also spent heavily on indirect or in-kind provisions like schools and child care.

Local authorities have the duty to provide services, as well as financial and in-kind provisions.