To generate CDMs, we assume that molecular targets pertinent to pathogenesis of certain chronic disease may be recognized by their consistent visibility (differential expression, association of SNPs, functional evidence etc).
The President's Council on Bioethics have expressed concerns similar to ours that certain issues pertinent to cardiac or imminent death organ donation have not been addressed explicitly by hospitals and OPOs in their donation consent process and protocols or by those bodies that have made recommendations for reforming or expanding deceased organ donation practice [ 17].
But the enforcement of other disclosures (such as reporting certain environmental conditions pertinent to the area, or the existence of Megan's Law offenders) will be determined by local ordinance or law.
Examining the nuances and complexities of why people act in certain ways is pertinent to understanding the boundaries of ethics and to extending them to include broader motives and plans.
The presence of certain potential confounders pertinent to investigating hypotheses on a link between BCG vaccination and chronic diseases was verified, given that a typical limitation of using administrative databases for research purposes is the lack of information on such variables.
Certain basic procedures are pertinent to all types of gilding.
Artemia nauplii are among the most commonly used cultured prey in aquaculture, but they may lack certain essential fatty acids pertinent to their target species.
As such, we believe that the uneven time course observed in the patients in our DBS study—very fast relapses followed by slow remissions is likely linked to alterations of neuroplasticity and perturbations of certain neurocircuits that are pertinent to modern theories of depression.
The second possibility is more pertinent to the current discussion; that is that certain parenting styles create a background context within which verbal threat information is processed by the child.
Certain basic procedures, however, are pertinent to all types of gilding.
Further, pertinent to the current studies, is the suggestion that certain members of the CEACAM family play an important role in the innate immune defence (Hammarstrom and Baranov, 2001).
