Sentence examples for make it pertinent to from inspiring English sources

"Most recently, I've been speaking to Bernice Reagon, about working with her to take the nineteenth-century Flaubert text and make it pertinent to today, through her music".

The recent development of polymer-based computer-aided design and computer-aided manufactured (CAD/CAM) milling blocks and the limited availability of independent studies on these materials make it pertinent to evaluate their properties and identify potential strengths and limitations.

The development of polymer-based computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing (CAD-CAM) milling bocks and the limited availability of independent studies on these materials make it pertinent to evaluate changes in their mechanical properties after simulated aging to identify strengths and limitations.

Habit is hypothesised to have several characteristics that make it pertinent to understanding and changing health behaviour.

Establish what the consequence will be for not helping, and make it pertinent to the task at hand...for instance, refusing to help clean at clean-up time may mean having to clean up while everyone else goes out to recess.

This makes it pertinent to discuss how feasible it will be to implement the 2013 WHO guidelines to initiate all HIV-positive pregnant women on ART for life (Option B+).

Aminotranferases are the current gold standard to assess liver damage; therefore, it is correct that although no adverse effect was expected because the dose is safe, ethical considerations made it pertinent to measure their activities.

Although there is good correlation between other factors, such as visual acuity and visual field, the exclusion of peripheral field makes it less pertinent to glaucoma patients.

The governing brilliance of Richard Eyre's production of Henrik Ibsen's 1881 domestic tragedy Ghosts was to preserve the work within its own period, but make it seem urgently pertinent to our own as well.

We needed to make it important, pertinent and controversial.

At present the majority of patients who undergo a PET/CT scan have already undergone an initial diagnostic CT scan – further advances in PET/CT using protocols incorporating IV contrast should make it possible to answer all pertinent questions in one examination.