11 For more than 25 years, the Trauma Score – Injury Severity Score (TRISS) model has been the cornerstone in performance analysis in trauma worldwide, 1, 5, 12, 13 although its shortcomings are well known.
In addition, our study only focused on US firms, which are dominated by a corporate governance system that considers shareholder value as the cornerstone of corporate performance, implying that CFOs have risen within the TMT and are now second to the CEOs (Zorn 2004).
I believe the cornerstone of great performances is trust between the director and the actor, with the added job I have as the director of always making sure you're picking the right person for the right role.
It has been broadly anticipated to be an essential cornerstone to enhance system performance and bolster new amenities beyond 2020 in future fifth generation (5G) systems [1].
Cotes calls Robey's festive performances the "cornerstone of his comic art", and the source of "some of his greatest successes".
Good energy data are the cornerstone to understanding building energy performance and supporting research, design, operation, and policy making for low energy buildings.
How organizations create a strategic link between organizational aims, HR systems and performance is the cornerstone of strategic HRM research.
In vitro studies demonstrate that polymorphonuclear neutrophil (PMN) cells the cornerstone of innate immunity have impaired performance in the presence of hyperglycemia (5, 6).
The Academic Performance Index is the cornerstone of the 1999 Public Schools Accountability Act, which established a statewide system examining schools and gauging their improvement.
Jonathan Trott produced an unlikely all-round performance to form the cornerstone of the success, hitting his second one-day century before claiming his first two wickets in the 50-over format at a crucial stage of Australia's chase.
