If knowledge is one of the cornerstones of progress, sharing across cultures, languages and geographies is imperative.
The problem is not just a question of justice, so much as one of bargaining power; women with economic agency are at the cornerstone of social progress.
Over the last 2 decades, scientists have witnessed the gradual erosion of a cornerstone of scientific progress: the free exchange of research materials like reagents, cells, and animals.
Although this approach is the cornerstone of scientific progress, it often leads to creating solutions that are completely impractical or that address problems people don't really care about, as Colin and I discovered in our early phosphorus-solubilizing project.
Although creativity is commonly considered to be a cornerstone of human progress and vital to all realms of our lives, its neural basis remains elusive, partly due to the different tasks and measurement methods applied in research.
As the cornerstone of social progress, industry's future development pathway is greatly influenced by basic socio-economic assumptions, thusly is of big uncertainties, especially in developing countries, and the developing pattern of industry will bring significant differences in the whole energy system and carbon emission pathway.
Academic collaboration is the cornerstone of human progress, regardless of ethnicity or nationality.
Basic epidemiologic surveillance data remain the cornerstone of assessing progress and mobilizing action in every country.
We promote and uphold the principle that nurturing and caring for children is the cornerstone of human progress.
Association between the diameter of the postoperative residual tumor mass and survival was first discovered by C. T. Griffths in 1975 [ 4] and later proved by other studies [ 5, 6] and these findings were the cornerstone of the progress in ovarian cancer treatment.
