The clinical core, the cornerstone of all the other streams, has been refining and redefining the classifications of the different phases of the disease, trying to better characterize the early stages of the AD spectrum, evaluating not only their diagnostic performance but also their predictive power [ 15],[ 16].
This online exhibition and its companion, "Literature Humanities," celebrate the Core as the cornerstone of a Columbia education.
The Core Curriculum is the cornerstone of a Columbia education.
The Core Seminar is the cornerstone of the formal curriculum within the Doctoral Internship in Clinical & Community Psychology.
It is a core constitutional function, a cornerstone of the structural checks and balances on which our federal government is built.
The proposed minority report spoke only about "core principles", saying "the cornerstone of American government is the principle of human equality enunciated in the Declaration of Independence", and went on to touch on key Republican issues such as condemning government regulation and promoting the right to life, religious liberty and secure borders.
At the core, both FADER and Cornerstone started with the vision to control the artists and companies we worked with.
During Hurdle's tenure, the Rockies have evolved from a team defined by veterans with huge salaries like Mike Hampton and Larry Walker to one that has banked its future on a core of talented, young cornerstones like Matt Holliday, Garrett Atkins and Jeff Francis, a group that forms perhaps the tightest-knit clubhouse in baseball.
For nearly 100 years, the Core has served as more than just the cornerstone of our undergraduate curriculum — it has given our students a foundation in how to become active citizens of the world.
The third cornerstone is teacher efficacy, the very core of teacher education (Murname, 2007, p. 164).
