However, it is by far more often the case when instruments germane to a research outcome are not available.
But science, it turns out, isn't actually that germane when the threat turns out to be aeroplane hijackers armed with nothing more technically advanced than a folding knife and a Mace spray.
A study conducted by researchers at Tufts University and Harvard Business School and published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology found that many whites — including those as young as 10 years old — are so worried about appearing prejudiced that they act colorblind around blacks, avoiding "talking about race, or even acknowledging racial difference," even when race is germane.
More germane, when small businesses are asking for special policy treatment, let's be clear that it's the small firms we typically think we're talking about here, not the small establishments.
This general concern is particularly germane when seeking to elucidate a cell-autonomous function for Dlx5 in chondrocyte hypertrophy given endogenous Dlx5 expression in both the differentiating chondrocytes and in the perichondrium, the site of synthesis of secreted factors that regulate this process in the chondrogenic core.
These considerations become especially germane when considering therapeutic strategies.
In itself this graphic may have been enough when accompanied by germane references instead of lengthy written discussions for each topic since much is déjà vu, gleaned over a period of many decades from published findings.
This question becomes even more germane when we consider that all strains of C. albicans are biotin auxotrophs [ 21], and it has long been known that 2 to 4 times as much biotin is required for maximum growth of S. cerevisiae on urea, allantoic acid, or allantoin as sole nitrogen sources [ 22].
More germane was when the band reconvened to play proper gigs with the Coombes' brother, Charlie, drafted in to help on keyboard bass.
This phrase, "when appropriate," is highly germane to CBPR, and IRBs have flexibility in determining when confidentiality is appropriate.
