Still, the reviewers recognize the merit of the manuscript's description of these cells, particularly as they are human, and the potential broad utility of the matrix conditions identified, which are likely to inform other groups' pluripotent cell differentiation approaches.
Still, the reviewers recognize the merit of the manuscript's description of these cells, particularly as they are human, and the potential broad utility of the tmatrix conditions identified, which are likely to inform other groups' pluripotent cell differentiation approaches.
The more I started to recognize the merits of unplugging at night, the more I recognized the trouble with my phone habits during the day.
Under the circumstances, why not spend a bit of time pitching Metro to companies and philanthropists who may recognize the merits of their supporting the greenest investment around?
"Most Americans are able to hold two competing ideas in their mind and, unlike Congress, thoughtfully recognize the merits of both," Kull explained.
Physicians, nurses, and psychosocial staff recognize the merits of QOL assessments [ 26- 28].
Medical schools recognize the merits of community service for students and have incorporated it into their curriculum.
Training modules, which were initially viewed as extracurricular distractions that take away from important graduate work, have now received full "buy-in" from faculty, who recognize the merits of training modules as early intervention tools and encourage enrollment of both UR and non-UR students.
Given the situation, recognizing the merit of the measure for government and private corporations to assist towards driving the change of the tax system is important.
By recognizing the merit of such a trial, Barzilai believes, FDA would make aging itself a legitimate target for drug development.
The policy of including community members or organizations as authors of scientific papers acknowledges the value of local expertise and recognizes the merit of contributions that have been made throughout the research process, from identifying research questions of interest to providing feedback and interpretation on papers for publication (Israel et al. 2001; Wallerstein 1999).
