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This work has benefited from numerous discussions within the MEHO collaboration.

This work has benefited from the facilities and expertise of the high throughput sequencing platform of IMAGIF (Centre de Recherche de Gif [ http://www.imagif.cnrs.fr]).fr]

This work has benefited from their similar adhesive behavior with fibroblasts, and investigating how more complex behaviors of MSCs and other stem cells – specifically their self-renewal and differentiation – will yield future advances and likely reveal further biological complexities.

Finally, we note that this work has benefited greatly from the growing collection of whole-genome sequences available, without which it would have been impossible in its present form.

This work has benefited enormously from the advices, ideas and suggestions made by INTARESE partners who participated in the workshop 'INTARESE SP 2' in Tromsø, 2 5, June, 2008.

They have kept a low profile since then, and their work has benefited as a result.

And when you finally ask for a raise, you need to make a proper business case: using objective measures demonstrate how your work has benefited the organisation – rather than complaining and using negative language.

"Balancing academic work and work on the magazine can be hard," admits Jon Zwart, who worked on production for Issues 1 and 2 and edited Issue 3, "but I think my Ph.D. work has benefited from [the] skills [I] learned.

Bailes' own work has benefited from technological innovation in scanning.

One-carbon metabolism is a complex, multistep and multi-organ metabolism, and the understanding of the mechanisms at work have benefited from human inborn errors and population studies, as well as from nutritional animal models.

But in fact these works have benefited from the more nuanced palette, simpler compositions and more relaxed lines of his figurative works.