The virtue most pertinent to this discussion is tolerance.
sphaeroides structure, which is most pertinent to this study.
Polymorphism within L. sativa is most pertinent to breeding efforts.
Mr. Safire knows his history inside out, and there is so much of it in this book that there is almost nothing pertinent to the period that is not worked in.
Instead of asking: what benefits [has] this project yielded, it would almost be more pertinent to ask: how many conflicts has it brought in its wake?
The economist was interested in all the ways in which projects managed to succeed, both in spite of and because of the difficulties: Instead of asking: what benefits [has] this project yielded, it would almost be more pertinent to ask: how many conflicts has it brought in its wake?
But the materials that Ms. Smeal and others reviewed were not particularly pertinent to the Supreme Court's docket, which is almost solely concerned with federal law.
It is thus pertinent to ask why current cellular clock models almost universally have interlocked negative feedback loop (NFL) and positive feedback loop (PFL).
But at least 40 minutes of its almost four hours of music is good dra matic stuff, as pertinent to our ears as to the audiences of the Paris Opera of 1836.
Such behaviour is often observed in all-organic photovoltaic systems.[ 20] It is also pertinent to note that without the treatment of pyridine almost no signal was observed (SI, Figure S4).
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