Gene deletion and protein expression are cornerstone procedures for studying metabolism in any organism, including methane-producing archaea (methanogens).
In the works of Hacking (1965), Edwards (1972), and more recently Royall (1997), the likelihoods are taken as a cornerstone for statistical procedures and given an epistemic interpretation.
This survey revealed that the written sedation procedure, a cornerstone for the prevention of oversedation, is present in only 50% of respondents' ICUs.
The presence of a written local sedation procedure, a cornerstone of preventing oversedation, is reported by only half of respondents; when present, it is used in for a limited number of patients.
In operable gastric cancer, both the extent of surgery and the value of adjuvant treatment remain matter of scientific debate, with surgery still representing the cornerstone of any curative procedure (van de Velde and Peeters, 2003; Hohenberger and Gretschel, 2003).
In operable gastric cancer, the extent of surgery and the value of adjuvant treatment remain matter of scientific debate, with surgery still representing the cornerstone of any curative procedure (Hohenberger and Gretschel, 2003; van de Velde and Peeters, 2003).
Pulmonary vein isolation is the cornerstone of all ablation procedures.
Deliberate hypothermia is a cornerstone of the standard procedures to facilitate neurological recovery after cardiac arrest and to improve postoperative organ function after cardiac and transplant surgery.
Taking a thorough medical history and performing a physical examination will remain the cornerstones in the diagnostic procedure, but there is a need for improvement in diagnostic accuracy to decrease medical errors.
Cardiac imaging procedures are a cornerstone of the diagnosis and management of patients with cardiac disease.
