Source apportionment analyses are also planned, which will help elucidate the most germane sources and whether or not the current findings relate specifically to rural coarse PM, or more broadly to coarse PM derived from multiple different (e.g., urban) source types.
This implied that for category II questions, SIM-RDL group learning material did not offer any help to learners in improving their germane cognitive load; both the learning materials were found to be equivalent as far as learners' germane cognitive load was concerned.
That the purpose of the school is "to undo your driving past and help you rediscover the joy of driving" is germane, she added, because "the joy of driving is one of the core brand values of BMW".
Two studies [ 24, 25] assessed how often participants used ecstasy for particular reasons (e.g. 'in the past year, how often have you used ecstasy to help you to let go of inhibitions?'), implying germane expectations (such as 'taking ecstasy helps me let go of inhibitions').
These qualities help to make her post-60's art seem germane to the works of a range of younger artists like Sarah Sze, Matthew Barney and Robert Gober.
Mr. Davis said the senator planned to "maintain contact with our delegates" and work with them at the convention to "help the party adopt various measures that may be germane to the reform theme".
Knowledge of the embryology of the craniocervical junction is germane to this analogy of a two-component structure and also helps to confidently distinguish developmental anomalous/normal variant appearances of the imaged osseous craniocervical junction from genuine traumatic injury.
I myself think that the great French aphorist Rochefoucault put his finger on something germane when he observed, "We can rarely bring ourselves to forgive those who have helped us". For sometimes it seems that the trajectory of black-Jewish relations is a protracted enactment of Rochefoucault's paradox.
What is not germane to the job of being Jermain Defoe's personal assistant?
More germane was when the band reconvened to play proper gigs with the Coombes' brother, Charlie, drafted in to help on keyboard bass.
Today, with sabers rattling in Washington, terrorists attacking at home and reassembling abroad, and our pride in our economic system seriously diminished by the misdeeds of several major captains of industry, I can't help but hope that audiences for this play will find its political indignation more important and germane than they did in its earlier versions.
