According to McClaurin, "Kimmich had intentionality, determination and will... Allison was absolutely committed that the Woman of Color Leadership Program was going to become a cornerstone of the association". Indeed, they build leadership from within.
The cornerstone of our association with LEO Pharma was the diterpene ingenol (6; Figure 2).
The cornerstone of studies that investigate the association between immune-profiling and clinical events is a well-defined study population.
Mr. Andrews has made age — and, by association, competency — the cornerstone of his upstart challenge with all the subtlety of someone who wonders whether a stranger is deaf by screaming in his ear.
PAGE B1 AN UNEXPECTED FIGHT As Senator Frank R. Lautenberg and Representative Robert E. Andrews head into Tuesday's Democratic primary for Mr. Lautenberg's seat, Mr. Andrews has made age -- and, by association, competency -- the cornerstone of his upstart challenge.
"A flourishing, diverse, critical media is a cornerstone of any healthy democracy". The Turkish Journalists Association says that 58 of the country's journalists have been imprisoned.
The discovery and genotyping of sequence variants represents the cornerstone of NGS data use in complex trait genetic association studies.
It really begs the question of "Is it possible for a cornerstone of the 'fucking delicious' food group to become gross based on its associations with explicitly Lady Food?" I think the answer is sort of … yes.
The implicit association test was revolutionary at the time, and it's still the cornerstone of Google and Facebook's workshops, which they released to the public.
Loop diuretics are a cornerstone of heart failure (HF) treatment, but data regarding diuretic dose adjustments after a HF hospitalization and the association with subsequent outcomes are limited.
El Bajío A cornerstone of traditional fare.
