Sentence examples for little pertinent from inspiring English sources

While they have been widely studied, little pertinent data is available for common propane hydrates concerning hydrate phase composition, nor its volume or the amount of converted water.

Little pertinent data are available for the estimation of the intra-cluster correlation coefficient (ICC).

To our knowledge, there is little pertinent data published even for mammals; we already have cited Rizvi et al, 2014, J Immunol. 5) Is there any data to suggest that lower expression levels of class I leads to escape from negative selection (which is implied in the Discussion section, paragraph eight)?

"I think that we would have liked to have heard some issues that were a little more pertinent to our demographic," one young man said.

It makes the presence of Imran Tahir in the South Africa side just a little more pertinent than it may have been.

However, they offered little information pertinent to the key question of what cohesive genetic programs underlie metastatic progression.

But in the event, it was apparent that for all his mouthy stances, O'Grady had little original or pertinent to say.

Very little of the pertinent analyses and reminiscences are heard without music, and more important, music is rarely heard without speech.

52% of senior medical staff and 20% of senior nursing staff knew little of the law pertinent to their work.

However, because of the small size and relative inaccessibility of mammalian embryos at pertinent developmental stages, little headway has been made in identifying specific cardiogenic signals in the endoderm.

She recently took time off from school and hanging out with her little brother to address the pertinent issues of her day with Vice.