She's more articulate than most on the notion of empathy as a cornerstone of design, and how the design of any given space "really affects how we feel, how we behave," as she puts it.
This, combined with parallel efforts in developing robust molecular diagnostic assays, will be the cornerstone for designing clinical trials of targeted therapeutic approaches, based on knowledge emerged from work such as that reported by Liu et al for eEF2K.
Diuretics are an essential component of therapy for most patients who have DHF, and treatment of hypertension is a cornerstone of therapy designed to prevent or to treat DHF.
The authors undertake a critical assessment of the intellectual foundations supporting the new European Union (EU) Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS, or the Scheme), the cornerstone of polices designed to achieve the targets of the Kyoto Agreement of reducing emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG).
It is interesting that they chose to address Big Data challenges as a cornerstone of their design in dealing with data flows from SCADA systems.
Keeping it simple is a cornerstone of good design for any gender, but it's even more crucial when it comes to products targeting women.
The user-friendliness of the platform is thus a cornerstone of its design, and requires that much thought be spent on the human/machine interface, where the end user is often an experimental biologist.
Rotation was the cornerstone of a policy designed to keep England's players fresher and sharper than the rest, and Sampson had used 22 of his 23-strong squad before the semi-final stage.
The holistic approach, which is the cornerstone of resilience, is designed to integrate physical, economic, health, social, and organisational effects of climate change in urban environments.
Capacity design, which forms the cornerstone of modern seismic design, aims at controlling seismic damage by strategically directing inelastic deformation to structural components, which are less important to the overall system stability 1.
