All guidelines pertain to general consultations and provide recommendations for consecutive phases of the consultation.
Three of these seven molecular functions are related specifically to sexual reproduction; the others pertain to general reproductive processes.
Questions pertained to general information about the disease, use of oxygen, and use of non-invasive and invasive mechanical ventilation.
Many of the GO-enriched gene clusters in our networks are expected to be globally co-expressed as they pertain to general plant metabolism.
Two types of modules were identified in the regulatory network that differed in their sensitivity to the node-scoring parameter; we further showed these two pertain to general and specialized modules.
These candidate genes pertain to general stress responses, such as heat shock proteins and oxidative stress responses, that could provide insights about the mechanisms underlying selection against immigrants across ecologically divergent habitat types [ 46- 48].
Of these 16 items, 8 items (17, 19, 26, 28, 29, 30, 33, 34) pertained to general aspects of the course (for example free time for academic qualification, patient-orientation, family-friendliness), while the other 8 (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 16, 23, 31) focused more on intra-/interindividual aspects.
The second dimension (Cronbach's α = 0.72) pertains to more general statements about the threat that risks pose to project success (for example "Projects usually exceed deadlines, as future developments are mostly unforeseeable").
It may be explained by the fact that this study pertains to a general population of travelers who are more concerned about their health since they consult a Travel Clinic before a trip and, consequently, might reduce their consumption of drugs during a trip.
Of course, the analogy between BBBs events and the cosmological Big Bangs leading to the birth of universes should not been construed in direct physical terms but rather pertains to the general features of the corresponding processes, in particular, the existence of a rapid and slow phases of evolution separated by a phase transition.
