The plan is the cornerstone of work to date of the Decade of Vaccines Collaboration, sponsored by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and chaired by global health leaders Ciro de Quadros, Sabin Vaccine Institute, and Pedro Alonso, Universidad de Barcelona.
Systems biology, biochemistry, synthetic chemistry, microbiology, and enzymology, along with evolutionary, bioinformatics, and biocomputational tools may also all be the cornerstone of your work, depending on the specific field you're working in.
Throughout 2012, the Waterkeeper Alliance and Waterkeeper organizations across the United States are celebrating the Clean Water Act as the legal cornerstone of our work to protect clean water and healthy communities, while looking ahead at ways to make it stronger and more successful.
The "dark arts" became the NOTW's dark side and the moral arbiter identified by George Orwell as the cornerstone of an English working class Sunday afternoon, lost its moral compass.
His gloriously retinal blue monochromes are among the cornerstones of Minimalism; other works foreshadow Conceptual, performance, body and environmental art, not to mention the dematerialization of art.
Transparency is one of the cornerstones of Amref's work, but project reporting does not normally take place in real time in a public forum.
He's the cornerstone of our work and a living piece of American theater history.
BALLISTICS forensics -- the comparison of microscopic markings on bullets or bullet fragments -- has long been a cornerstone of police work.
GUSSOW -- Despite the mixed reviews it received when it first opened in New York, "The Homecoming" has become the cornerstone of your work.
According to early reviews, Gibson makes a strong case that the poet's tortured relationship to his homosexuality is an overlooked cornerstone of his work.
