If the foundation of choice is information, then it's also the cornerstone of a functioning democracy.
This posture stems from the so-called free-rider problem, a cornerstone of rational-choice theory.
The Open Access strategic option, as cornerstone of a past editorial choice and strictly connected to the introduction of the Article Processing Charge, has proved us to be the right decision helping the Journal to reach these important results [1].
Because of the disappointing results from single modality therapies, multimodality therapy has progressively become the treatment of choice in ATC, with surgery being the cornerstone of patient management.
This element of conscious choice is the cornerstone of my recovery.
A conception of autonomy can thus be read in informed choice as the cornerstone of modern medical ethics and Canadian health law.
SHR has become the animal of choice for the screening of antihypertensive agents and the cornerstone of medical research in experimental hypertension [ 29].
In Australia, general practice is the cornerstone of primary health care and young people nominate GPs as their health provider of choice.
However, the question in the Irish camp is whether the first-choice loosehead prop, Cian Healy, very much a cornerstone of the scrum will make the plane.
To solve the policy problems and, in the end, to encourage patient choice and introduce regulated competition, the Zvw and - as the cornerstone of regulated competition - the Wmg were developed [ 30- 32].
