Sentence examples similar to more pertinent expression from inspiring English sources

Although changes at the mRNA level are indicative of functional changes, it is more pertinent to study changes in the expression of proteins.

However, given the bias of 2D-DiGE towards higher abundance proteins, it may be that this mechanism is more pertinent for genes with lower absolute expression levels.

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.

The more pertinent question is, will we?

A. "Never give a sucker an even break" is the pertinent expression.

More pertinent was what was happening to women.

More pertinent are questions about her temperament for governance.