This was not strictly germane to the other sections cited, which related to the purposes set forth in the title to the act, and it is argued that the legislature exceeded its constitutional powers in inserting these figures.
Full details about the administration of baseline and outcome measures have been reported elsewhere and the following section only contains details germane to this study [ 21, 22].
There's no need to read beyond that, though section 3 is also quite germane.
In the theory section, three hypotheses have been formulated germane to the impact of perceptual factors on the entrepreneurial intention of the adult population of India.
"Polish-Americans might remember a segment of American history that's germane to them, and Jewish-Americans might remember the segment that's germane to them," he explained.
The contrast between supervenience and the closely-related notion of entailment, discussed in section 3.2 of the entry on, is especially germane to the topic of this subsection).
The Undertones and the Au Pairs had split up in 1983, Gang of Four and the Raincoats in 1984 and even Orange Juice were on their last legs …" She describes music in a very professional, brisk, germane way, never using more than two adjectives, which gives those sections the atmosphere of studio notes rather than prose.
Section 2 provides a review of the relevant literature and key theories germane to the current study.
This latter point is germane to this election, as political violence in West Bengal for instance, intimidated sections of the electorate that had made its commitment to the left clear.
Authors address topics germane to the page's taxon; for instance, the Acanthostega gunnari page has sections on the taxon's phylogenetic position, skull, sensory organs, postcranial skeleton, and paleoecology and lifestyle (see Figs. 2 and 3).
"We find that each of the four sections of SB 642, lack a common purpose and are not germane, relative and cognate," the court wrote of its decision.
