Sentence examples for pertinence and from inspiring English sources

That said, the pertinence and poignancy of its subject in the current context is indisputable.

But such adulation only thinly disguises a dedicated ambition and an achievement whose pertinence and innovations continue to expand.

In its marriage of political pertinence and literary distinction, Robert Penn Warren's novel endures where many other "topical" works speedily vanish.

I think that over the last five years the vigour, pertinence and virility of political theatre in this country has been unmatched.

Rauschenberg's work, in mediums that range from painting and photography to a big vat of bubbling gray mud ("Mud Muse," 1968-71), is uneven, and it lost pertinence and drama in his later decades.

The question has hardly lost its pertinence, and Mr. Dupeyron, without overt didacticism, turns the story of an elderly Muslim and his young Jewish protégé into a parable of tolerance and understanding.

A framework is presented for any application in support of chronic patients and evaluated by a case study to test the applicability and pertinence of the solution.

Then, the application of those immunoassays to detect the presence of specific antibodies to Stx2 for serodiagnosis and seroepidemiological studies has been very limited but it can be improved and generalized if simple and inexpensive techniques are standardized, and show applicability and pertinence in our country.

Cite a person's transgender status only when it is pertinent and its pertinence is clear to the reader.

A low platelet count occurring even early in sepsis patients is indeed recognized as a sign of poor prognostic; however, a single platelet count at admission may have little pertinence [266], and the kinetics of platelet counts appears to have a deeper meaning.

11 Tan and colleagues described a bayesian approach to combining previous data with data from a new randomized controlled trial by creating scores that are then used to weight the pieces of evidence according to their pertinence, validity, and precision.