"The one caveat is that these were all men, and sibling relationships may pertain more to men than to women".
She stays informed of the latest advancements and clinical trials that may pertain to her. "Too often people become timid about asking their doctors about clinical trials," Ms. Rich said.
This suggests a lack of childhood exposure to harmless bugs is leading to improperly primed immune systems, which then go on to look for trouble where none exists.In the case of depression, a similar explanation may pertain.
While Sheryl Sandberg's advice may pertain to a privileged subset of women with Ivy League educations, "leaning in" is no solution for the gender bias, inflexible work schedules and pay inequities that many working women still face.
The reason may pertain to the fact that these movements activate essentially the same neural networks.
Furthermore, it may pertain to the design of adhesion-modulating therapies alone or in combination with external autoantigen administration.
Measurement invariance (MI) in multiple group comparison may pertain to different parameters of psychological assessment (Chen 2008; Sass 2011).
Due to the cross-sectional design, this study could not reveal specific reasons but they may pertain to nutrition during the neonatal period and living habits in general.
As a result, rich functionality in traffic management, load balancing, routing, firewall configuration, etc. that may pertain to specific flows they control, may be easily developed.
The increasing levels of the remaining metals in recent years, particularly As, may pertain to releases as by-products via the mine wastes.
The inclusions may pertain to the yellow enamel; however, the small number of these gold inclusions suggests that they likely constitute contaminants from the object's gilding.
