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The department says it draws on former chemical industry workers simply because of their "relevant prior experience".
Local candidates may be better equipped to answer the MMI questions because of their relevant cultural experience.
Digestive glands and gills were chosen because of their relevant role on detoxification of xenobiotics as well as filtration of suspended matter and as defense barrier, respectively.
Two such measures are the concordance index (C index) (22, 23) and the discrimination measure (D measure) (24), which are pertinent because of their relevant interpretation, familiarity for the intended clinical and epidemiologic audience, and low sensitivity to censoring in the absence of marked skewness of the linear predictor.
Because most of their relevant business is in southern New York, they argue, it should be moved there "'for the convenience of parties and witnesses,' and 'in the interest of justice.'".
Overall, it seems that it was easier to access the lexical properties of fauna, probably because of their biologically relevant status.
(Greek sage) (Fig. 1) are best known because of their economically relevant high proportions and quality of essential oil (Putievsky et al. 1990; Dudai et al. 1999).
These gene expression markers appear promising in their qualitative use because of their biologically relevant modes of action and consequential broadening of the insights into cancer risks due to environmental carcinogen exposure.
After careful screening of the abstracts, 105 full papers were retrieved and included in the analysis because of their containing information relevant for the purposes of this review.
These fat-splitting enzymes are attractive because of their applications in fields relevant to medicine and dairy industry.
Questionnaire revision using cognitive interviewing is an iterative process in which one or more revised versions of the questionnaire are subjected to cognitive interviews with small numbers of participants purposively selected because of their ability to offer relevant experience or insight [ 19, 22].
