The place's intimate quality also lends appeal, she said.
The inverse correlation between NIs and neuronal integrity in SCA1, however, lends appeal to the hypothesis that soluble oligomers, rather than fibrils per se, drive neurodegeneration in SCA1.
"The Liberator" is another revolutionary tale to which Édgar Ramírez, following "Che" and "Carlos," has lent sex appeal.
Eager to frame his poetry in a manner that would lend it popular appeal, he was bold in his efforts to manipulate the genre.
She began to take to puberty-blockers and at the age of 17 was scouted by a modelling agency and was happy to lend her androgynous appeal to both menswear and womenswear.
On the other hand, it could theoretically lend a luxe appeal to an otherwise fairly drab design, and at least it sets Samsung devices apart from the hardware of other OEMs.
But aspects of his work do not lend themselves to popular appeal.
The findings of the latest study, published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases, lend weight to their appeal.
While the enchanted side of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is given rather short shrift by Mr. Watson's boisterous staging, the energetic performances and the natural loveliness of the outdoor setting lend this production considerable appeal.
Mike may be a bumbling sad sack, but Mr. Zahn gives him just enough spunky appeal to lend this unlikely fly-by-afternoon coupling and its consequences a shred of credibility.
And José Tomás (José Tomás Román Martín, but everybody knows him by his double-barreled first name) had come, in what seemed almost like a last-ditch attempt, to lend his box office appeal and artistry to the anti-ban side.
