Sentence examples for for their pertinent from inspiring English sources

Some are notable for their original humour, some for their pertinent wit and wry observation.

The authors would like to thank the referees for their pertinent comments and valuable suggestions.

For the purpose of the current paper, using a novel solid phase process for synthesis of l-tyrosine based diphenolic monomers and adapting the polymerization process described by Mao et al., l-tyrosine based polyphosphates were developed and investigated for their pertinent bioengineering properties.

Thanks are due to Célia Leitão Ramos, Claudia Jurberg, Claudia Travassos, Hooman Momen and Virginia Alonso Hortale for their pertinent comments and valuable inputs to this article.

The current movement in the US towards use of electronic health records with electronic health information exchange between providers would increase provider to provider communication and allow for patient access to their pertinent information.

We express heartfelt gratitude to the reviewers of the present book review for their prompt reply and pertinent comments.

Overall, our results show that SHSY5Y cells (resembling neural crest cells), express genes required for their migration to the pertinent destinations, and upon differentiation, they express genes important for axonal growth and synapse formation.

Some recent studies from Scotland and Australia on health professionals working in remote communities provided evidence that health workers' access to resources is pertinent for their capacity to contribute to the social sustainability and health outcomes in their rural communities [ 16- 18].

Parents acknowledged the importance of physical activity for general health and wellbeing and were aware that these benefits were just as pertinent for their child with asthma, type 1 diabetes or cystic fibrosis.

Our findings support the arguments of a small working group around Farmer and Kilpatrick that in particular health workers' social and cultural capital is pertinent for their capacity to contribute to the social sustainability and health outcomes of their rural community.

While the OMICtools registry leverages a tailor-made taxonomy that tags each tool and enables researchers finding the most pertinent tool for their data analysis task, the Bio.Tools registry employs the EDAM ontology [16].