Sentence examples for although pertinent from inspiring English sources

Although pertinent pieces exist at the federal, provincial, and municipal levels, there is much fragmentation and incoherence causing many substantial gaps in food policy architecture.

Admittedly, the glial network of the reticular formation has as yet not been experimentally identified in brain research, although pertinent technical progress is promising.

But he allowed that, although many pertinent facts were not known at the time, the result of the preliminary inquiry was that it would be the only inquiry.

In these cases, there is no 'mass' to localise, making these findings less relevant to the question of whether a localisable mass can indeed be detected without being localised (although obviously pertinent to the idea that a global signal can be used to diagnose an abnormality).

"Although the pertinent statute governing the transfer suggests that anatomy controls, we worked intensively with the Department of Correction to have her placed at the women's facility".

Although the pertinent literature is voluminous, we shall focus primarily on techniques employed by our own group.

The peak of neutral posts seen in July 2011 represented posts about news of rosiglitazone being potentially useful for neuropathic pain (although the pertinent study [ 16] had already been published online 3 months earlier).

"Who has the glitter?" Ms. Curran demanded — although a more pertinent question might have been, who did not?

Similarly, Alexey Gordienko's photograph "Demonstration, Leningrad" (1988) feels pertinent — although the exhibition does not include a translation of the placards carried by the activists or any description of what they are demonstrating for (or against).

The small differences in age (<3 years) seem unlikely to be clinically relevant, although may be pertinent from the public health perspective.

Although additional measures pertinent to patient care are essential to a comprehensive understanding of facility quality, our findings are an important first step in describing the functioning of management practices within government-owned health facilities.