This book covers the history of women in technology or engineering fields, and in business in general, making pivotal points about the lack of diversity in the technology sector; the importance of women helping other women succeed; and the importance of metrics in effecting change.
From these data, it is tempting to propose that at least some cases of NCL disease and KRS are two different clinical entities belonging to the same ethiological disease spectrum, where ATP13A2 specifically and lysosomal pathways, in general, play pivotal roles in the neurodegenerative processes.
On the eve of the most pivotal general election for a generation —with the result, and thus the state of the nation, looking less than clear — one subset of the population's future looks a little brighter.
When Mr Zweifach took up the post of General Counsel, he said he was joining News Corp at a "pivotal time in its history".
The attorney general plays a pivotal role in those issues, which are of intense concern to conservatives.
The film, which was completed in only two weeks, was a great success and according to General Arnold was pivotal in recruiting 100,000 pilots.
His contributions to this work and oat science in general played a pivotal role in the achievements of this project.
Compelling evidence suggests that changes in cis-regulatory sequences and transcriptional regulation in general play a pivotal role in evolution [ 37, 40].
1 2 Because general practitioners are pivotal providers of health care in Belgium (95% of the population, including residents in care homes, have a regular general practitioner, whom they consult on a regular basis), 22 we collaborated with the nationwide sentinel network of general practitioners to obtain a population based sample of deaths in Belgium.
For "pivotal general toxicology studies" the Society of Toxicologic Pathology (STP) recommended that a second pathologist independently review the slides to arrive at more solid decisions (STP 1991), and in some cases a formal pathology working group can be convened (Ward et al. 1995).
