Perhaps more directly germane to his development was the influence of his father's comedy sketches, in which he and his sister were the feeds.
While signs are usually less germane to the development of words than signals, most of them contain greater amounts of meaning of and by themselves.
Assessing psychiatric and behavioral disturbances in aggressive drivers is germane to the development of prevention and intervention programs for this population.
This is because the private sector is pivotal to the production of goods and services that is germane to the development process.
For example, chemical information is ever more germane to the development of new materials, to advances in medicine, and to the understanding of environmental issues, especially those related to atmospheric chemistry.
Longer-term investments in evolving integrated models of mentoring with wrap-services (including families, communities, social services and other support systems) are germane to the development of effective mentoring practices for Indigenous populations in Australia.
Besides, the avant-garde most germane to Kahlo's development in the twenties is that of German Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity), which mined heightened realism for psychological drama.
The considerations germane to clinical placement development include social participation in clinical settings, communities of learning, and consumer-centred inter-professional collaboration.
Fields of science germane to the drug development process include pharmaceutics (physical chemistry, pharmaceutical technology, and biotechnology), pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, pharmacology, pharmacogenetics and pharmacogenomics, regulatory sciences, and clinical sciences.
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