A related motivation for developing the CREATE Cornerstone course was that the biology department at CCNY, like its counterparts elsewhere, loses many would-be majors during the early years of the biology curriculum.
Training of health professionals was also cornerstone of developing these activities and this was done using IDF guidelines developed specifically for sub-Saharan Africa that were translated in to Portuguese and adapted to the Mozambican setting.
In this workflow, testing algorithms with real vehicles is a cornerstone step in developing new intelligent features for future transportation systems.
The manufacture, sale, and distribution of chemical products is one of the cornerstones of a developed country.
18 Since then, a KPS score of >70 has been the cornerstone used to develop clinical trials for elderly glioblastoma patients.
When Erik Erikson developed the work of Freud into psychosocial stages of development, which became cornerstones for childhood psychology, he did not do justice to adulthood.
The cornerstones of the program involve identifying the causes of AKI, understanding what resources are available to treat patients at risk for AKI, developing education programs to increase the awareness of the importance of early diagnosis and treatment of AKI, and then developing appropriate treatment strategies.
For years, developing countries have been demanding such a commitment, as they view the 1997 Kyoto protocol as the cornerstone of any international action on global warming.
Cornerstones for an adjusted feed-in law to the particular general conditions of emerging and developing countries in South America will be drawn, which should give support to the decision-makers for designing an attuned and well-functioning feed-in legislation.
Cornerstones for the reconstructed temple were laid last November.
