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This report lends important formal support for Israel's existing policy, which permits the derivation of ES cell lines, says Nissim Benvenisty, an ES cell researcher at Hebrew University.
This observational study lends important support to existing data from randomised clinical trials.
We believe this lends important further evidence to the development of this cellular therapy in combination with current chemotherapy regimes.
Despite these limitations, this study lends important insight into the impact of health behaviors on survival during later life.
This study lends important insight into the range of health lifestyle profiles or clusters evident in an older culturally heterogeneous population.
This study lends important new information concerning the molecular nature of kinetochore motility activities and their precise regulation during the mitotic cell cycle.
The Council of Institutional Investors, which represents many shareholders, lent important political cover to the bill's opponents when it came out against the effort in 1997.
Mr. Dietrich, who died in August, was an ardent collector of Americana who set up the Dietrich American Foundation to collect, research and lend important examples of early-American decorative arts.
(The foundation plans to initiate and direct the publication of a series of catalogues raisonnés, to maintain a library and archive of Lichtenstein's work and to lend important pieces for exhibitions).
In 2006 Italy reached similar pacts with the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, agreeing to lend important works of art to those institutions and to collaborate on research projects and exhibitions in exchange for the return of ancient treasures.
In a discreet wall card near the beginning of the show, the Met thanks the Syrian government for its willingness to lend important objects to the exhibition, but expresses "deep regret that recent legislation in the United States has made it too difficult and risky for the planned loans to proceed".
