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Expert evaluation of electrocorticographic (ECoG) recordings forms the linchpin of seizure onset zone localization in the evaluation of epileptic patients for surgical resection.

In Sue Miller's new novel, it is also the title of a play about love and loss, marriage, divorce and death – key Miller themes – that forms the linchpin of the book and irrevocably connects the four main characters.

Another distinctive terrain within the Western Himalaya is the Nanga Parbat Massif that forms the linchpin of the Western Syntaxis (Fig. 1).

The experimental analogy forms the linchpin of the methodology for passive observation that he develops in his famous monograph, The Probability Approach in Econometrics (1944).

The wiretapped communications form the linchpin of the government's case against Mr. Rajaratnam and also against about two dozen traders and executives implicated in the investigation.

Several of the most hotly contested gubernatorial races took place in Midwestern states that formed the linchpin of Trump's 2016 victory.

Jerusalem is the linchpin of peace.

A. The amygdala is the linchpin of human emotion.

The linchpin of any production of "Company" is Robert.

Mr. Robinson is the linchpin of the government's case.

They have been the linchpin of fishery recovery.