Sentence examples similar to germane regulations from inspiring English sources
In this organism, the PII proteins are germane to regulation of nitrogen levels in the cell, the key effectors being glutamine and 2-oxoglutarate.
The underpinnings of physiological changes in KOs remains unknown but our results on MAP and blood chemistry raise concerns germane to the pleotropic roles of SCOP/PHLPP1 and its regulation of biological processes in other organs that have yet to be discovered.
Although the language added to the brief was in keeping with Bush policy at the time, abortion rights supporters said it was not germane to the issues before the court, which upheld the Bush regulations.
A jury candidate's stance on government regulation of steroids use in professional sports could also be germane.
Even in the context of a labor union, whose functions are, or so we might have thought, well known and understood by the law and the courts after a long history of government regulation and judicial involvement, we have encountered difficulties in deciding what is germane and what is not.
That question is germane to the exercise of power under the Commerce Clausea power that often has the quality of police regulations.
The objectives of this review are to summarize research on state and local policies germane to weight-related health equity among young children in the United States and on how federal policies and regulations may provide supports for child-care providers serving families with the most limited resources.
Perceptive and germane question.
This passage seemed germane.
Perhaps such comparisons are germane.
