The two differ substantially and must indeed represent different stages of composition and of staging, so that both are germane to an understanding of the play's textual and theatrical history.
I thought Isaac Asimov's three laws seemed particularly germane to both: protect humans, obey orders and preserve themselves, in that order.
As anyone grafting in a poorly paid job in Britain, and looking on as once again CEO pay spirals, knows only too well, this is a problem germane to both countries.
Much of the ensemble's target audience will figure out its meaning relatively quickly: it is germane to both the repertory and the performance style the group has adopted.
Altogether, these findings indicate that BI-1 homologs exist in multiple eukaryotic species, providing cytoprotection against diverse stimuli, thus implying that BI-1 regulates evolutionary conserved mechanisms of stress resistance that are germane to both plants and animals.
In spite of their different methods for removing the exposed block face, SBEM and FIB-SBEM use SEM backscattered electron imaging, and thus, improvements in preparing specimens and detectors are germane to both technologies.
Actually, though, the attendant reflections are highly germane to both, as I hope to convince you.
One major reason for this is that the resulting report now had a condensed "executive summary" highlighting findings and recommendations germane to both the delivery of high-quality HIV care and treatment and to the transition to local ownership.
But his real concern in the Fourth Book is with the geography of Libya and Scythia — northern Africa and southern Russia; in both cases the description is germane to his narrative, its motive being, in each, a Persian expedition into the country.
To be fair, this one applies to both candidates, but it's particularly germane to Clinton.
