PD affects DA-producing neurons in the brain, and the central tenet regarding the pathology of this disease holds that the loss of these neurons induces the symptoms of PD.
Yet he had already begun to see his tenets - once regarded as only semi-respectable ideas about how economics interacts with the political process - blossom into a major school of thought with disciples scattered around the world.
Separately, the Securities and Exchange Commission has settled with three former KPMG LLP auditors for their "highly unreasonable conduct" regarding Tenet Healthcare Corp.'s fiscal 2002 financial statements, officials said Thursday.
In 1989, for instance, the American bishops were invited to Rome and admonished on a range of issues, from the views on women's role in Catholicism, to the relatively high number of marital annulments dispensed to American Catholics, to a general laxity regarding basic tenets of the faith.
From 1946 until Ronald Reagan's presidency the basic tenet of American policy regarding the U.S.S.R. was to oppose variations on the Soviet threat, such as its efforts–usually successful to gain and maintain control of various neighboring countries, which it banded together under the Warsaw Pact.
This study evinces the feasibility of simultaneous behavioral and neuronal recordings in awake behaving mice and strengthens the main tenet of cerebellar learning regarding suppressive modulation as a central process underlying learning (De Zeeuw et al., 2011, De Zeeuw and Ten Brinke, 2015).
The ability to reach the public about scientific issues and technological achievement remains critical, particularly regarding this central tenet of biology that is so controversial to large segments of the population.
All study procedures were performed as part of standard clinical care and complied with the tenets of the Declaration of Helsinki regarding human research.
The study also adhered to the tenet of the Declaration of Helsinki regarding the use of human tissues.
He continued, in a statement, "This position doesn't require any religious denomination to alter any of its tenets; it simply forbids government from discrimination regarding who can marry whom".
