Sentence examples for it becomes pertinent from inspiring English sources

Since AR gene lies on the X-chromosome, it becomes pertinent to assess the X chromosome Inactivation (XCI) pattern as well.

Hence it becomes pertinent to understand the possible role of different transcription factors mediating the regulation of the expression of resistin where it is highly expressed, namely the monocytes/macrophages.

Hence, it becomes pertinent to study these molecules in association with HAPE and adaptation.

Story of my life: my insecurities take the form of mild to moderate narcissism and I ignore a cultural sensation -- the Asian Obama, if you think about it -- until it directly becomes pertinent to my sex life.

From an academic perspective, it then becomes pertinent to tease out the relationship between the academic critique of humanitarian innovation as an enabler of a neoliberal market turn and the humanitarian industry's appropriation of this critique to protect its own interests.

It therefore becomes pertinent to understand the performance of tests involving the PGL-1, LID-1, NDO-LID and NDO-HSA antigens in different contexts and groups within the population.

Still others have it that breast-feeding for too long is responsible.Once someone is susceptible, however, a different question becomes pertinent.

She is a pixieish 5-foot-2, a fact that becomes pertinent in the discussion of disability on the Web, taken from a speech Ms. Glennie gave at a seminar for teachers of students with "special education needs".