A bit later, he returned to the risk factor, bringing up a germane historical parallel.
Then a germane mathematical programming model is developed for solving this problem.
"These are not new issues, and that to me is not a germane argument," he said.
That black composers are poorly represented in mainstream concerts is a germane topic of discussion but one beyond the scope of a single concert review.
"It's quite a germane question, this whole concept of God as an alien.
The proposed model delineates comprehensively the biological problem and conducts an item-by-item bioinformatics transformation resulting in a germane computational problem.
The apparent lack of a measurable response in community metrics may be germane to comments by Francoeur (2001), who noted that the low replication and high variability typical of ecological studies means that real and potentially biologically important responses occur, yet remain undetected.
As a rule of thumb, frontal dopamine deficiency, perhaps as a response to striatal overactivity, has been considered germane to the induction of negative symptoms, associated with cognitive deficit and impaired social cognition.
More germane, then, are the studies of exceptional responders: most notably, a response to mTOR inhibition in a Peutz Jeghers patient, 6 and also the trial of an AKT inhibitor in which a patient with metastatic pancreatic cancer with known PTEN loss exhibited a marked response.
Of course a more germane addition to the Tony lineup this season would be an ensemble performance award.
Carolyn See's latest is proof positive, an invigoratingly germane novel set in a Los Angeles ofthe near future.
