Generally speaking, these professionals gave the pertinence of the information provided in both the intervention and the documentation a rating of 3 or 4. Information on CD4 count and viral load, the importance of taking medication appropriately and getting around side-effects received a rating of 2 for its precision and clarity.
Given the severity and unpredictability of Legionellosis outbreaks, developing a rapid, highly specific, and sensitive detection method is thus of great pertinence.
Simulation results on an academic automotive suspension system will be given to illustrate the pertinence of the approach.
Made entirely on the computer, "Owls at Noon Prelude: The Hollow Men" -- a two-channel, eight-screen DVD with which this French underground film legend makes his New York debut as an installation artist -- gives the horrors of World War I an eroded beauty and haunting pertinence.
The Orange County Register's film critic Michael Sragow gave the film grade "A" and commented on three lead characters, "A trio of terrific performers imbues a riveting AIDS drama with heart and mind as well as pertinence".
First, they were asked to give their opinion on the pertinence of criteria proposed by indicating their degree of agreement.
We give two applications to indicate the pertinence and reliability of our tool.
The context may have changed, but the pertinence hasn't.
In PLS-DA, the dependent variable (to be predicted), Y, is a vector or matrix that codifies the pertinence or not of a given sample to a particular sample class or type.
Whatever the pertinence of medieval philosophy to modern politics, Palestine is not exactly a place for contemplation, and so the scholar given to metaphysical reveries and cafe afternoons — how do you say luftmensch in Arabic?
