Only by working together to develop common principles, as well as more practical policies and procedures, can patients, participants, researchers, and clinicians safely and effectively share data, protect and promote privacy, and foster medical progress across the globe.
In a country governed by common law principles as well as statutes, a superficial education focused on contemporary rules is as limiting practically as it is intellectually.
In an earlier time, this principle was known as "common carriage"–the idea that everyone shall have roughly equivalent access and service, without discrimination.
Today, mosaic is just one out of a very wide range of techniques that have as common principle the piecing together of a surface covering with the use of different durable or nondurable materials.
Legacy admissions are also somewhat commonplace, and although they are a gross violation of the merit principle, they are accepted as common practice rather than as scandalous activity.
A principle now generally regarded as common to most or all bacteria is that of the pan-genome, which is comprised of both a set of core and dispensable genes, with only the former present in all isolates of that species [ 21].
For all that, even a principle as hoary and common-sensical as the fourth amendment's "plain view doctrine" is a "policy" of a sort.
The group adopted as common principles that all Americans deserve quality, affordable health care with transparent costs.
Through this capacity development programme UNICEF hopes to address the current problem of fragmented information on CFS by identifying key principles, outlining common practices, as well as highlighting effective approaches, compiling lessons learned and documenting successful practices.
Whether there is a common principle as to how PARP-1 sumoylation impinges on transcription has yet to be established.
