Development of GA tools and guidelines emerged as the cornerstone of the IOGA concept.
The common action of drugs of abuse to stimulate mesolimbic dopamine transmission is a cornerstone of the modern concept of the brain reward system.
A cornerstone of this concept is enhanced coordination between the agriculture and public health sectors for disease surveillance, detection, and control.
The trinity of similar sequence resulting in similarity of structure and function is the cornerstone of the sequence homology concept and the basis for functional predictions for uncharacterized sequences.
This multi-dimensional complexity is the cornerstone of the ecological niche concept, and as such, provides a rational foundation for describing a community as a system comprised of many niches, but one that also presents its own specific niche.
The latter heading arguably include the notions of limit/colimit; in turn, these are special cases of what is certainly the cornerstone of category theory, the concept of adjoint functors, first defined by Daniel Kan in 1956 and published in 1958.
Recruitment of nonaerated tissue, prevention of lung unit re-collapse, and avoidance of over-distention have become the three cornerstones of these concepts of lung protection [ 10, 11].
The cornerstone of the American dream is the concept that if you want something badly enough and work hard enough, you will eventually make it happen.
That concept is the cornerstone of the No Child Left Behind education act, which requires school districts to dramatically improve the quality of instruction for all children.
Educational organizations supporting the legitimacy of the concept of biological evolution as a cornerstone of the science of biology include: [long list omitted].
