The four core cornerstone values of scientific credibility openness, transparency, honesty and integrity constitute the moral-ethical foundation of what the Open Science movement is really about.
But competition as the essential means and ends for 'scientific excellence' is now giving way to the four cornerstone values of scientific credibility: openness, honesty, integrity and transparency (SpotOn, Digital Science, and BioMed Central 2017).
Cornerstone Value focuses on cash flows and dividend yield.
They form the cornerstone of value creation and without them no business can exist.
In primary central nervous system lymphoma, high-dose methotrexate-based chemotherapy is the cornerstone of therapy and the value of consolidation radiotherapy for patients achieving a complete response is controversial, even in younger patients who have a lower risk of neurotoxicity than older patients.
With Wales titan Adam Jones one of a dozen probable tourists currently hors de combat, and Dan Cole and his England comrades coming off second best to Australia, Gatland will welcome signs of depth in this pivotal, cornerstone position, just as the value of Jones to Wales was highlighted in the way their own scrum splintered in his absence in the final quarter against Samoa.
Just as they underscore the continuing value of Nato - the cornerstone of our defence and that of our closest allies.
But it is worthwhile to teach students the value of lively — and courteous — political discourse, a cornerstone of a free society.
They declared it an issue of freedom of expression, a cornerstone of democratic values; many Muslims cast it as another insult in a growing conflict that is most often reflected here through the lens of a religious struggle with an American-led West.
A cornerstone of that vision, he said, should be adherence to the "primary value" of rewarding work.
