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Prior to investigating host mucosal immunity to C. jejuni, it was pertinent to establish if the bacteria were able to colonise the human gut explant tissue in the IVOC model of infection.

It is pertinent to establish an honest and non-judgmental relationship with both patients and dialysis care givers to better the credibility of medication use in dialysis patients.

This targeted study has generated important "negative" data regarding modifier genes in CF, which is not possible through SNP-based platforms (e.g. Ilumina 550K chip) because these platforms do not test for all of the pertinent SNPs necessary to establish ABO, Secretor and Lewis status.

Nonetheless, further larger studies are pertinent in order to establish the exact role of MRE in the management of Crohn's patients during pregnancy.

Pertinent literature will be reviewed to establish the need for this tool and to underpin the rationales for individual rating items.

Results from this study are also pertinent to the range of established public health services designed to tackle tobacco, alcohol and obesity.

USDA strongly supports agriculture, including promotion of products within the scope of pertinent rules and regulations, and is committed to establishing a level playing field that protects and promotes all appropriate agricultural endeavors.

Global bioethics and global (public) health have deliberately encouraged pluralistic debate of pertinent topics using a global forum in order to establish universally guiding norms (9– 11).

To address the most pertinent issues identified by the Network, it was decided to establish a data sharing platform that allows open exchange of information in the area of preclinical neuroscience and to develop an educational scientific program.

But sceptics had to concede that Campbell's 90 minutes on the stand was pertinent to the case against Taylor in terms of trying to establish a link between him and "blood diamonds", even if it does not incriminate him.

It is also pertinent that the more successful DRTs included managers who were able to establish protected research time for team members.