Of all our prescriptions, the most pertinent today is the one alluded to in the title: we must act now.
For this reason and from a conservation and management perspective it is the estimate of contemporary, local Ne that is the most pertinent (Leberg 2005).
"This latest poll in fact shows a fall in sympathy with fighters travelling to Syria among Muslims since March, something which we would consider the most pertinent new finding of that particular question," they added.
When I look at Wisconsin and Michigan I think the 2012 results are the most pertinent, because in 2008 McCain had given up in those states and in 2016 Clinton famously neglected the region.
The impact Bowie had on the music-video form, however, may be his most pertinent contribution, considering today's music climate, in which the video has emerged as the dominant vessel for music consumption at a rate not seen since "Let's Dance" first aired in MTV's golden era.
It is how far they are prepared to go that will be the most pertinent point and today at a London hotel, Roger Goodell, the NFL commissioner, will be hosting a Q&A with fans where he is sure to be quizzed about the hottest topic in British gridiron.
The most pertinent example of this phenomenon occurred in 1896.
As our reviews are aimed at understanding the current patient experience of stroke, heart failure and diabetes management with the aim of informing current clinical practice and policy, it was deemed most pertinent to review the literature over the past decade.
She said the new law was irrelevant to her. (Her stance is understandable, because the most pertinent provisions for her don't kick in until 2014).
The properties of the inheritance systems that Jablonka and Lamb chose to study are those they deemed to be most pertinent for understanding inheritance, and its evolutionary consequences (Jablonka 2001, p. 100).
