If radiologists want to maintain primacy in IR, further development of radiation protection knowledge based on intensified their own high-ranking research could be a cornerstone and unique selling proposition to succeed.
But for the most part these piano-led songs sound unique, the lonely despair of Cornerstone and the arresting lyricism of Condolence signalling an exciting new talent.
These values had made Oxbridge's scholarly publishing a cornerstone of human learning, a unique brand unmatched anywhere else on earth.
What's the point of knowing that a patient wouldn't recommend your service to their friends and family if you don't know why? Spiral Health's 40-bed rehabilitation unit in Blackpool has just been nominated for a Nursing Times award for our approach to patient care, the cornerstone of which is our unique approach to gathering patient feedback.
The majority of heterocycle compounds and typically common heterocycle fragments present in most pharmaceuticals currently marketed, alongside with their intrinsic versatility and unique physicochemical properties, have poised them as true cornerstones of medicinal chemistry.
CPAP, with its unique combination of respiratory and hemodynamic effects, will remain a cornerstone of the symptomatic treatment of ACPE.
The theme of human collaboration is a cornerstone of the film, and the idea is not unique to modern space-travelers.
Because food banks may promote food sources associated with worse diabetes management, such as refined carbohydrates and fats (26), nutritional counseling explicitly incorporating advice recognizing the unique circumstances of diabetic patients with food insecurity should be a cornerstone of disease management in this population.
"If he bothered to listen, Secretary Zinke would have found that national monuments are cornerstones of Western economies, that they protect exceptional and unique lands, and, most of all, that virtually no Americans support eliminating national monuments". .
