Given the complex associations of a Hindu identification in India (e.g., with religious practice and with social status), our analyses also took into account two other factors, which could be relevant to well-being.
I will add more information about specific skills I acquired during my work experience, which could be relevant.
You will not at any time dispose of any materials which could be relevant to a potential complaint without our prior approval.
Here, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' frontwoman offers some sage advice on stage fright, which could be relevant for anyone suffering from a crisis of confidence (she suggests getting angry, drunk and faking a sense of self-certainty).
Raitt is from America, which could be relevant for a category as stupid as Americana, though, on the other hand, the category may have been set up just to allow the English vest fetishists Mumford & Sons to win future Grammys when they stop winning Album of the Year.
Speculation is entertained regarding possible physiological pathways for these incidental findings, which could be relevant for some clinical practice.
There are many reports on biological activities of bioactive molecules, which could be relevant to the pharmacological effects.
These results suggest a specific role for oxytocin in fear recognition, which could be relevant for clinical disorders that manifest deficits in processing emotional facial expressions, particularly fear.
For p-Ge, contrary to the crystallite approach, the supercell model emphasizes the interconnection of the system, which could be relevant for long-range correlated phenomena, such as the Raman scattering.
Another parameter which could be relevant is the vocabulary of the discussant the literary language with scientific concepts can determine the level of the discussant and thus indicate the authority of the writer.
