Sentence examples for is this germane from inspiring English sources

"Is this germane to the benefits of attending the institution?" said Chris Ellertson, dean of admissions at Trinity University in San Antonio.

This is especially germane as this investor, John Jacquemin, has been in the money as he rode credit card firms south.

This is particularly germane this week, as a couple thousand scientists and others focused on polar change have gathered in Montreal for a large conference (Twitter feed here) reviewing the enormous body of work produced under the recent International Polar Year initiative.

In this context, however, this is not germane, since the studied violins are never exposed to extreme humidity variations due to the conditioned air environments of modern musical settings.

Again, this is not germane to the specific purpose of this survey, which relates to consultant radiologist activity.

This is perhaps germane to Singapore.

(This is particularly germane, given Laura's age: 40).

This is particularly germane to the present externally illuminated bubble column reactor containing titania-coated plates immersed in the liquid column at different angles of inclination.

This is especially germane for the cell-free plasma samples where a fixed volume was used and gene expression does not need to be normalized for cell count.

One applied situation beyond the usual scenarios of invasion biology where this is particularly germane is the emergence of novel infectious diseases, where genetic adaptation to a novel host may be required for successful establishment and persistence (Holt and Hochberg 2002; Antia et al. 2003).

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.