Among the hundreds of banners and signs that festooned the route of the Tour de France today, one stood out for its pertinence.
The book manages to be both unexpectedly racy (spies, illegitimate children, blood on the barricades) and controversial in arguing for the pertinence to the 21st century of Marx's 19th-century economic theories.
These examples were chosen for their pertinence in the M. tuberculosis virulence as discussed below.
Finally, as previously reported [ 30] staff were asked to qualitatively grade 1,604 visits from patients ≥ 65 and 21,607 visits of those < 65 (B dataset) for both pertinence and urgency.
The initial 41-item questionnaire was administered to the pilot sample, together with a brief questionnaire requesting opinions on items not clearly understood, help needed to clarify items, problems found with item wording, time for completion, pertinence of anchor terms, and problems with display format and font size.
For the sake of pertinence, the biological activities of kombucha were compared to those reported for black tea [ 27].
Recent works agree on the need to study the Map-Reduce model for identifying its limitations and pertinence for implementing data processing algorithms like relational operators (i.e., join).
For the MANQ, four domains (stress adaptation, social exclusion, involvement in treatment decisions, and job integration), were added based on their pertinence for patient recovery [ 20], for a total of 26 domains.
From the 75 years it encompasses, it distills rich matter for reflection about Islamic art itself and about its pertinence for a modern Western audience.
Originally released as a benefit single for Aids research, the song's lyrics carry an unintentional pertinence for the protesters threatening to use the festival to highlight the band's alleged tax avoidance.
