Sentence examples for cornerstone used from inspiring English sources

18 Since then, a KPS score of >70 has been the cornerstone used to develop clinical trials for elderly glioblastoma patients.

Isoniazid is the cornerstone drug used throughout the course of non-MDR-TB treatment.

Glucocorticoids (GCs) are still the cornerstone drugs used in treatment protocols of a wide range of inflammatory and immune disorders.

Before going ahead, it is worth focusing on some theoretical and conceptual cornerstones usually used to explain the degree of interaction and reciprocal influence between the dimension of physical space (what we have previously called the polity dimension) and the participatory dimension of the democratic political processes that lead to binding decisions on individual and collective security.

For example, Frederick Douglass Boulevard in Harlem features new construction developed under the city's Cornerstone program, using low-cost land and below-market financing from the Housing Development Corporation.

"[Ninnananna] A Lullaby Garden," his Cornerstone entry, uses almost no glass, and yet the garden has a glasslike quality thanks to miles of glistening nylon monofilament that was hand-knit into carpets by 60 Vietnamese villagers working for three months.

In turn, the industrial base was used as the cornerstone for establishing import-substitution industries (Le Blanc, 2008: 16).

There was time left at the end for Starkey to deliver a few well-aimed jabs at the current and recent former regimes bent on smashing up those cornerstones and using the rubble as foundation filler for a new authoritarian state.

An Oriel Cornerstone instrument was used.

A light system combining a mercury lamp (500 W) and a monochromator (1/4 m, VIS-NIR Cornerstone 260) was used to provide the monochromatic light, which was focused and guided onto the nanoribbons perpendicularly.

This led to the cornerstones that we used to develop an intervention which we called Future Oriented Group Training.