However, it would be possible and pertinent to evaluate the effect or consequences that an unequal access to medical care has on the evolution of resistance in human parasite.
And you say: "We must now have our fights over big issues, issues of real consequence that are pertinent to the moment we're in.
Finally, deepen your own understanding as well, by inquiring about root causes, potential consequences, and other pertinent issues not explicitly mentioned.
The consequences of assorted pertinent parameters on flow and heat transfer characteristics are mentioned numerically and presented graphically.
In this sense, studying EC in people that experiences stressful events is relevant not only for assessment purposes, but for providing clinical psychologists with a pertinent variable in treating the consequences of trauma to mental health and quality of life.
In general, I'm not thrilled with the idea that "experts" determine all matters of national security simply because the average person is ignorant of the details, the stakes, and the consequences of the pertinent policies.
You should also assemble pertinent information about the public or environmental consequences of releasing these materials.
That belief seems to be strengthened after provider education on pertinent evidence linking tobacco use to medical consequences in both the general and the transplant populations.
The properties of the inheritance systems that Jablonka and Lamb chose to study are those they deemed to be most pertinent for understanding inheritance, and its evolutionary consequences (Jablonka 2001, p. 100).
EMA methods have been used extensively to study a variety of phenomena pertinent to alcohol use and its associated consequences.
As a consequence, it is ethical and certainly pertinent to conduct a randomized clinical trial in order to test the hypothesis that fresh blood might reduce mortality.
