Its discovery and elucidation constitutes one of the significant cornerstones of molecular genetics.
For example, as discussed earlier, a significant investor that provides a cornerstone investment in a new fund may request an equity participation in the fund manager as well, in order to capture a portion of the franchise value that its investment has created.
Maybe the money I donate will go into a grant to The Mind Center in Jackson, MS. Maybe my donations will be the cornerstone of a significant grant and will make all the difference in finding an answer.
The data represent a significant turn away from a cornerstone of the NIH during its long period of success.
This cornerstone allows them to command a significant portion of the profit stream and is a beachhead to launch other initiatives.
The parliaments of the countries of the Mediterranean Basin will be called on to play a significant role in the future, since parliamentarianism is the cornerstone of democracy and an indispensable condition for cooperation and development.
Consistent donors are the cornerstone of Yale SOM's success, providing critical investments that have a significant impact on the excellence of the school, the leading research of our faculty, and the educational experience of our students.
The development of the positive pressure mechanical ventilator in the 1950s marked a significant achievement in the care of patients with respiratory failure, and was a cornerstone in the establishment of the discipline of critical care medicine.
Mutation(s) of the JAK2 gene (V617F) has been described in a significant proportion of Philadelphia negative Myeloproliferative Neoplasms (MPN) patients and its detection is now a cornerstone in the diagnostic algorithm.
Concordance is a cornerstone in the successful implementation of any healthcare programme, and more so in a programme such as DOTS, that demands a significant commitment from the patient in terms of time and resources.
Even though a significant portion of treatment-refractory patients with Lyme arthritis has been noted in several studies, the general consensus is that antibiotic treatment remains the cornerstone of therapy [ 11, 40].
