The potential for competitive harm, however, does not answer the question most germane to antitrust policy: whether, and under what circumstances, common ownership actually will substantially lessen competition in a given market.
We begin by decomposing cost-minimizing energy-efficiency decisions into their fundamental elements, which allows us to identify four major questions, the answers to which are germane to sorting out the causes (and reality or lack thereof) of the paradox and gap.
And the same response is germane: look out!
Asking why women's art sells for less than men's elicits a long and complex answer, with endless caveats, entirely germane qualifiers and diverse, sometimes contradictory reasons.
No Answer 3. In which states were "breach notification laws" germane to the unauthorized access to your system?
And so it might seem germane to ask, "When is the science settled?" Again, the truthful but unhelpful answer is never.
17 18 19 We believe that a study must be judged on whether it is appropriately designed to answer the research question posed, and the validity of the sample size calculation is germane to this assessment.
Another potential disadvantage may be that the way participants answer study questions might be different at home compared to in the hospital setting, which is germane to the neurocognitive tests and quality of life assessment (e.g. SF-36), but not assessment of clinical complications.
Trying to get a handle on how the upheaval in his life has affected his game is certainly fair, more germane to the conversation, and the A.P. reported that Woods responded to that line of questioning with a frank answer.
I've stopped asking interviewees what their favorite algorithm is, because even those who understand what I'm asking really struggle to answer, and it doesn't seem fair to ask a question which may not really be all that germane to their job.
