A cornerstone of I- metabolism is active I- uptake in the thyroid, a process mediated by the sodium/iodide symporter (NIS [ 1, 2].
"He's their offensive cornerstone, and I am our defensive cornerstone," Lewis said.
Other highlights include the Euroballad-turned-march "Secrethator" that skips through a minefield of verbal and musical syncopation, and the initially Strawbs-y "Pretty Visitors" with its delightful lyrics "Who came first, the chicken or the dickheads?" (although "Cornerstone"'s "I smelt your scent on the seat belt" is equally messed-up).
The most notable contribution is the use of simple objective tests or scales that are not dependent on the patient's ability for verbal expression to assess the presumed cornerstones of delirium (i.e. altered level of consciousness, inattention, rapid onset and fluctuating course).
It is the cornerstone of what I do and allows me to make a nice living.
Youth advocacy has been a cornerstone of everything I've done.
My father's cornerstone rule was that I could talk until I was blue in the face as long as I didn't get disrespectful.
Results indicate that altering assumptions about one cornerstone of ecological modeling (i.e., functional response) fails to produce qualitative differences in survival extinction outcomes even in conjunction with a wide range of capture efficiency permutations.
While there are mechanistic similarities in neurohormonal modulation, such as elevated sympathetic activity, renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system (RAAS) activation, and maladaptive cardiac remodelling in both forms of failure, the cornerstone treatments of LHF (i.e., ACE inhibitors, β adrenergic receptor blockers, and aldosterone antagonists) have no proven effects in RHF [ 59].
I am a champion for personal branding; it's the cornerstone of the work I do.
