Taken together, these findings implicate several strong biological candidates pertinent to endochondral ossification and suggest that the dura mater may be a reasonable tissue to examine for CMI.
By developing a measure of product design perception as well as resultant experience, this work explores how design can be a pertinent source of strong consumer brand relationship, operationalized as consumer-based brand equity.
Although couched in strong terms, their criticisms are not pertinent to the underlying physiologic processes that we investigated, and many of the points they raised were addressed in our original article.
This was especially pertinent for families with strong faith beliefs who were " culturally more modest in terms of how they approach sexual issues… you' d see that in conservative Christian cultures as well" [Pediatrician, USA] [ 30].
It is pertinent to note that a stronger conformational change was observed for the binding of alkanolamine form by CD studies (vide supra).
That Kaymer and Rory McIlroy between them hold three of the major titles is pertinent in Europe's installation as strong favourites.
Research designed within the user's context has a stronger relationship with utilisation: users must see research as pertinent, timely and credible.
On the basis of this definition, they define two notions pertinent to entailment relations among speech acts, namely strong illocutionary commitment and weak illocutionary commitment.
Yet the program was up to date in other ways: it had a strong focus on the ambitions and insecurities of young women, which felt pertinent coming two days after Hillary Clinton's emergence as the Democratic Presidential nominee.
Ellie Dibben, 18, from Hertfordshire, who is a member of the 18-strong "advocates", a panel of the charity Girlguiding, which examines issues pertinent to young women, said she recognised the downturn in self-esteem among her peers.
