Sentence examples for more pertinent with from inspiring English sources

For those who are single the fear is much more pertinent, with 42percentt claiming it as their biggest fear.

The timing of this event could not be more pertinent, with recent research produced by Release, StopWatch and the London School of Economics showing that drug policy is driving racial disparity in the criminal justice system across England and Wales.

They felt this became more pertinent with increasing age.

This issue may be more pertinent with the recent changes in context of the consultation, mandating more informed patients and shared decision-making [ 6, 7].

One advantage of primary care is the ease of review: 'safety-netting' is increasingly recognised as important in adult cancer diagnosis – and may be even more pertinent with children (Almond et al, 2009).

The United States' first Olympic game, against France on Sunday, loomed afterward, a more pertinent concern compared with an exhibition blowout.

There's no getting around the fundamental creepiness of the little pinhole cameras in new smart TVs (and Xbox Kinects, and laptops, and cellphones), but the less-remarked-on aspect – the audio – may actually be more pertinent to anyone with a warrant trying to listen in.

Paul says he just needs to stick to his message, which he says grows more pertinent every day, with debts and government spending.

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.

This is a general problem with validating models and does not only apply to this study, but it becomes more pertinent when dealing with such a limited number of datasets.

This is even more pertinent among patients with breast and colon cancers, as adjuvant chemotherapy regimens, administered in the outpatient clinic, are standardised to incorporate a variety of antineoplastic agents, with specific individual toxicities.