Beta blockers had a foundational role in the combined drug treatment of hypertension.
Interestingly, the present results are consistent with this novel view: significant correlations with the neurobiological marker after the QMT were found for a foundational executive function as well as for metacognitive functions such as planning and creativity that rely on, but neither overlap with, nor critically depend on, single executive functions [ 61, 62].
Some investigators have suggested that working-memory is a foundational executive function that undergirds many others (Baddeley 2012).
But Huang has gone back to the city's two major papers of the time, and they do not support that account, a fact he honorably reports without abandoning his faith in Apana's foundational function.
The resistance of injustice as a response to God's "justification by grace through faith" sparked the Protestant movement in 1517, and such a commitment to protest continued to function as a foundational and prominent organizational tactic.
In these lectures I examine the relationship between Italy and Rome in Vergil's Aeneid and the way it functions as a foundational narrative for the Roman empire.
Durkheim was a major proponent of structural functionalism, a foundational perspective in both sociology and anthropology.
Although an IR strategy should be a foundational element of planning for an IPO, the function itself can develop over time.
This leaves a mysterious knowledge gap in either the efficiency of cellular transcription to translation or a foundational misunderstanding in gene expression regulation and RNA function.
As a result, evidence-based use of analgesics should be a foundational skill of emergency physicians.
We addressed these questions by developing a set of cases for teaching evolution, designed so that students can be introduced to a foundational understanding of evolutionary processes on a molecular level in terms of genes, proteins and cell function.
