Sentence examples for and when pertinent from inspiring English sources

The comparison includes flame size, lean limits, and when pertinent, standoff distances, all for two different reaction mechanisms.

Proportions were compared between groups using ×2 tests, and when pertinent, the two-sided Fisher test.

Proportions were compared between groups using the chi-squared and, when pertinent, the two-sided Fisher test.

Our "Living Lab Report" pairs genetic test results with matching streams of information, and notifies users when pertinent changes occur.

It is a conversation that only serves to divide the black community, is always masked in a call for solidarity or unity, and conveniently arises when pertinent issues plaguing black people are being discussed.

Pearson χ test was used to test the difference between groups of categorical data, including analysis between respondents and non-respondents when pertinent.

Letters to the editor about recently published papers are encouraged when pertinent and stimulating, since peer-review does not end with publication, and the constructive debate between authors and readers is the life blood of every journal.

Additionally, sex, age, joint (hip/knee), surgical findings, and isolated organism were recorded when pertinent.

Clinical and demographic data were collected from medical records, death certificates when pertinent and/or parental/patient interviews using a standardised questionnaire.

Clinicians seldom know of the relevant and rigorous evidence that is available on a particular topic and most often do not attempt to retrieve it even when pertinent to a clinical problem at hand [ 4, 5].

First, it is necessary to know the most relevant details of the case to make a decision: the preferences of the patient, the preferences of the family when pertinent, the prognosis (severity), the quality of life and distribution of the limited resources.