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Perhaps a more pertinent analysis would be to derive lifetime risk rather than a 10-year risk for this cohort of survivors, as majority of these survivors are <40 years of age at the completion of their treatment and the risk of CVD is most manifest beyond 50 years of age.

We have not analysed the margin status or width in this study, believing this to be much more pertinent to a future analysis of the Sloane Project data examining outcomes, particularly local recurrences, when longer follow-up is available.

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Moreover, at this stage we could develop reliable in vivo imaging procedures that render our analysis and interpretations more pertinent (see below).

We welcome the suggestion of undertaking a more pertinent lifetime risk rather than 10-year risk analysis, but are not aware of the existence of a validated predictive risk calculation model for the former.

However, more pertinent to this review, patients with SE were actually excluded from the analysis.

Or perhaps more pertinent: why?

A statistical anomaly, or something more pertinent?

But some characteristics are more pertinent.

Science has never been more pertinent.

Never has his viewpoint appeared more pertinent.