What the researchers probably did not predict was that the Google flu data would end up being the cornerstone of an advertising campaign.
For 10 years or more, it has stood up as the cornerstone for the treatment of HIV infections, and for its prevention as well, either by itself as Viread®, or in combination with other compounds, i.e., Truvada®, Atripla®, Complera®/Eviplera®, or Stribild®.
Efficient allocation of resources as well as in-depth market integration make up the important cornerstone in creating a community with shared interests that embodies economic integration and cultural tolerance.
However, since the techniques for the detection of these immunological variants are not available in most centres, careful work-up and clinical follow-up are still the cornerstone for differential diagnosis between idiopathic and secondary forms, as was the case in the patient reported here.
Much of Lavinia's pile ended up at Amherst College, the cornerstone of its special collections; Susan Dickinson's batch went to Harvard, along with several household treasures that had been preserved at the Evergreens.
Would you really bet the house on the proposition that if the euro zone breaks up, the single market, the cornerstone of the European Union, will definitely survive?
Lady Ashton, the new EU trade commissioner, has called for a final push on an agreement to free up world trade, as the cornerstone of efforts to avert protectionism and a possible slide into economic depression.
Workers trying to preserve the cornerstone ended up instead with handfuls of crumbled stone, and beyond that, a copper box the size of a briefcase.
NHS improvement and NHS England see the sustainability and transformation plans now being drawn up in every area as the cornerstone of their push to turn the financial crisis around, with commissioners, providers and local authorities supposed to unite around a local blueprint for change.
