Perceptive and germane question.
A more germane question might be: how do you write about someone as impenetrable as Jane?
The germane question, he said, was, "Can you work with people who are different from you?" Colonel Kolditz, while declining to give his personal views, said, "It's something that should be solved, and I hope it is soon".
"It's quite a germane question, this whole concept of God as an alien.
In addition, asking whether it is possible that an adverse outcome can be attributed to an endocrine pathway is not the germane question; rather, the relevant question is does the weight of the evidence support a causal relationship (via ED) between a specified level of exposure and an adverse health outcome?
These subjective concerns must also inform this discourse and frame the questions germane here.
The protocol contained questions germane to this analysis and included the following HIV testing policy topics: (1) nontargeted HIV screening, (2) making HIV screening similar to screening for other treatable conditions, (3) increasing HIV screening without assured additional funding for linkage to care, and (4) making patients bear the costs of increased HIV screening in health care settings.
In this study, we sought to address several questions germane to multiplexing during TGE experiments, including the effect of inter-sample competition for capture baits during hybridization, the impact on capture efficiency, and the downstream effects on overall sequence quality as measured by read mapping and duplicate reads.
The elicitation of unique features and the study of language games which are central to Simons and Greenhalgh's perspectives appear to us to be particularly germane in tackling questions of the actual use of power and control and the choices made in the mechanisms of governance deployed in the practice of commissioning of health care.
This is germane to the question posed above because the reputation of N.B.A. players is like a commercial brand.
