Currently, empirical data addressing the concerns germane to this emerging policy debate are lacking.
Observance of health effects in populations exposed to the agent of concern is germane to design future epidemiologic studies that are able to link biomarkers to health effects (Albertini et al., 2006).
Every one of these concerns is germane to AIG.AIG has a stockmarket valuation of $190 billion, making it second among financial companies only to Citigroup's $225 billion.
Smoking is portrayed as germane to the patient's salient concern and as problematic.
The use of new technology is germane to critical care medicine [ 1].
In its broader thematic concerns, however, theology as a subject matter is germane to other religions.
Consequently, our assessment of risk is filtered through concerns about safety, power, justice and legitimacy that are germane to the social enclave with which we identify.
The topic of Handel's sexuality -- very much germane to the Italian cantatas that are Ms. Harris's principal concern -- is addressed with candor and sympathy.
As the House and Senate continue to examine the wave of disinformation around the 2016 presidential election, concerns around the security of voting systems examine something even more germane to the U.S. democratic system.
Given these figures, although Medicare does have a larger than might be expected role in the coverage for this younger group of patients, economic concerns related to MS relapse management are likely to be equally germane to MCOs.
