Guaranteeing that parole is not merely a revolving door for those released from the system is an essential cornerstone of any de-incarceration plan.
These findings confirm, for the time being, trastuzumab remains the essential cornerstone of any routine treatment strategy in HER2-positive breast cancer.
Both India and Pakistan have made control of a unified Kashmir an essential cornerstone of their national identities and have fought several wars between 1947 and 2002 on this issue.
Just a few months ago, a report commissioned by the New York New Media Association, a trade association, said that interactive cyberbusinesses employed more than 100,000 people in the city and were "rapidly challenging many other traditional New York industry sectors as an essential cornerstone of the growth of the regional economy".
In randomised controlled trials (RCTs), patient informed consent documents are an essential cornerstone of the study flow.
The cost of college has skyrocketed and a four-year degree has become an ever more essential cornerstone to a middle-class standard of living.
SpaceTime is an interesting acquisition not only because will help Nokia tap into utilising more artificial intelligence — which by many accounts has become and will be the essential cornerstone of how IT services operate — but because it's also bringing something else to the business: customers.
If access to legal abortion is, as she says, an essential cornerstone in a woman's right to control her own reproduction, then statistics show that 25percentt of the world lives without it.
"Ultimately, local taxation is still an essential cornerstone for funding parks into the future but a diversification of income is also necessary if parks are to remain resilient into the future".
Ultimately, if advertising is a game of scale, then Facebook's user numbers and the engagement of those users will be an essential cornerstone in trying to gauge the company's future success.
Object proposals have recently emerged as an essential cornerstone for object detection.
