Sentence examples for pertinent closing from inspiring English sources

He found the pertinent closing statements and faxed them to me.

"It is a work pertinent and close to Burne-Jones," said O'Brien.

For homogeneity with other studies, we considered the more pertinent criteria (closer to the clinical practice) of the percentage of patients with undetectable viral load (< 50 copies/ml or < 400 copies/ml) at week 48 (reported as secondary endpoint).

Keep all pertinent information close at hand, such as as member number, account number, etc... Most customer service lines will have a voice automated unit that asks you to input such information before you are connected with an agent and the agent may also ask for such identifiers.

The pertinent frequency is close to experimentally found values if, in the absence of numerically determined (physically unstable) solutions of the steady Navier-Stokes equations, the steady basic wake flow is modelled realistically.

This is pertinent given the close association between depression and pain [ 52] and health outcomes in RA.

The most pertinent information is not close enough to the top.

While the game is loading on DVD, for example, pertinent blocks are placed closer together to speed load times – and the PS3 writes those blocks a few times on the disk to make things even faster – while the HD drive spins around madly like a dervish as it seeks and reads.

Studies such as ours usually explore whether academic performance will be affected by EI but perhaps the more pertinent question is a closer examination of assessment methods and the manner in which EI affects performance in assessments.

But everyone's got a take on Murray; the most pertinent and relevant belong those closest to him, of course, nobody so ever-present in that regard than his mother, Judy.

While Sahgal wholeheartedly supported the Amnesty campaign against the illegal detention and torture of Muslim men at Guantánamo, she raised pertinent anxieties about Amnesty's close engagement with Begg internally several times without success.