Sentence examples for cornerstone research from inspiring English sources
Cornerstone Research recently found that the number of court-approved settlements of securities class-action suits fell 25 percent in 2011, to 65 — the lowest level in more than a decade.
Cornerstone Research also reports that credit crisis cases declined in 2011, which is not at all surprising because by now every major financial institution (and many minor ones) has been sued in connection with the terrible upheavals of 2008.
One in every four federal securities class-action lawsuits filed this year relates to such firms, according to a study published this summer by the Securities Class Action Clearinghouse at Stanford Law School and Cornerstone Research in Boston.
The Nation targeted Todd Zywicki, Hal Scott, J.W. Verret, Darrell Duffie, and Craig Pirrong along with the National Economic Research Associates, Oliver Wyman, Charles River Associates, Cornerstone Research and the Global Economics Group.
It became a cornerstone for research that led to what is now a widely used medical tool: modern magnetic resonance imaging, or M.R.I.
Companies and their insurers paid $73.1 billion in judgments and settlements, and plaintiffs' lawyers alone collected almost $17 billion in fees, Cornerstone's research shows.
The Destiny laboratory module, built by the Boeing Company at a cost of $1.38 billion, is the most expensive segment developed for the station and is expected to be the cornerstone for research aboard the space outpost for 10 to 15 years.
While not complete, the Smolensk archives in Washington were revealing enough to become the cornerstone of research into the inner workings of the Communist Party during the famine and the political purges of the 1930's.
"The National Academy is now breaching one of the most basic and important" principles of the museum world, the association said in a statement, "by treating its collection as a financial asset, rather than the cornerstone of research, exhibition and public programming, a record of human creativity held in trust for people now and in the future".
Informed consent is a cornerstone of research involving humans, first codified in an ethical standard in the Nuremberg Code (Rothstein and Shoben 2013).
