In global terms from a GDP point of view, emerging markets tend to be more of a rounding error than a strategic focus and, although all points mentioned have some relevance, the third probably has the least.
Because of its therapeutic relevance the third digit indicates the assessor's decision as to whether it is an articular or non-articular (shaft) fracture.
The study by Maher and colleagues includes the first evidence that, apart from quantity and frequency of practice and behavioural relevance, the third therapy principle, focusing, has a beneficial effect of its own.
The rest of the covariates increases in magnitude as well, which suggests a higher relevance of the first interpretation.
Each crime report provided by each municipal police department was reviewed for relevance by the first author.
Thus, epidemiological studies of resistance in naïve patients acquire a major relevance for the first treatment design.
Nelson Goodman's well known "grue" example (Goodman 1955) poses problems for the relevance of the first claim and the force of the second.
According to Figure 4, V W is the design base shear of the building, and V u is the base shear with relevance to the first life safety performance of the structural members.
She also spoke about the relevance of the first past the post voting system with more parties in the field, and TV election debates where she has not been offered a seat in any of three line-ups planned by the BBC, ITV, Sky and Channel 4.
If we continue to be erased in the second half of our lives, we will remain stuck in a perpetual cycle of conflating youth with greater social relevance in the first half of our lives, and the patriarchal axiom that women are only valuable when they are young, hot and fertile will continue unchallenged.
