Other questions that can be raised pertain to the cancer stem cell model itself.
Epigenetics, as it pertains to biology and toxicology, can be defined as heritable changes in gene expression that do not involve mutations and are propagated without continued stimulus.
Burnout as another factor pertained to the present study can be defined as a syndrome resulting from forms of chronic stress associated with frequent interactions and direct contact with others.
One reason given as to why the psychometric properties of self-reported ADL-IADLs can be insufficient pertains to the ordinal nature of Likert scoring methods.
This observation is not intended to suggest that ethics boards need to meet on multiple occasions; rather than a call for additional bureaucracy, the issue pertains to how ethical issues can be identified and the researcher can maintain an ethical stance in doing research.
It is shown that though the results pertain to layered systems, the observations can be qualitatively extended to real composites.
Instead, the religious symbol "God" can be understood to pertain to the creative ground of all that is that which energizes all things conceived as dynamic, immanent, and plural.
It may also be used to evaluate other types of freight transport services, provided that some unit data can be retrieved, which pertain to site-specific cost of infrastructures, average speeds and rates of different transport solutions, costs of personnel and other operating costs.
Third, it is an open issue whether their results pertain to the specific intervention or can be generalized to training of problem-solving in a broader sense.
This led him to claim that the fourth way in which something can be per se pertained to demonstration, since it indicates an efficient causal connection, and the minor premise will be true in a demonstration because of the efficient causal connection between the essence of the subject, as expressed in its real definition, and the attribute proven of it, making it per se in the fourth way.
