Whitney Wolfe Herd categorically denies many of the allegations made about her in this article, and several elements of this article in pertinence to Wolfe Herd are inaccurate.
This particular doubt, after 20 or so years, and despite significant changes in both domestic and international legal systems, nevertheless retains its topicality; it even appears to gain in pertinence in the light of advances in the biomedical sciences.
To account for potential weakness in the pertinence of a history of drug use to the receipt of HAART, additional reviews of charts of persons categorized as having historical IDU and NIDU were conducted at CCC to assess for active drug use during the study period.
In brief, Pertinence Index, was the proportion of total propositions which were vague and/or misattributed and/or irrelevant and/or inconsistent.
In theory, pertinence scores could also be based on the degree to which the evidence streams are relevant to patients' decision making and could therefore support patient centered decision making.
To formally examine rheumatologists' confidence about cannabinoids in general, and pertinence for use in rheumatic conditions, Canadian rheumatologists were surveyed.
'He's the ultimate manifestation of the myth of the promiscuous photographer,' says Charlotte Cotton, a curator at the Photographer's Gallery in London, 'and his fashion work to date has played around with that myth and, in the process, had a real pertinence in an industry that tends to be conservative and anodyne.
There is no concession in my taste for them, but there's also no concession in my core beliefs as it pertains to them and their pertinence in society and their pertinence in this world, on this planet".
That leaves as the sole prop for Sinclair its reliance upon the unexamined proposition, never before endorsed by this Court, that materiality in perjury cases (which is analogous to pertinence in contempt cases) is a question of law for the judge.
Firstly, as cannabinoids are known to have a physiologic role in the human organism, albeit not yet fully defined, this shortfall in basic knowledge of a system with pertinence in rheumatic conditions indicates a knowledge gap between current science and the clinician.
Most had no pertinence in Belen because of their ubiquity in this tropical, urban slum.
