Sentence examples for pertinent environments from inspiring English sources

Developing a professional identity is something personal, and social processes are not detached from the acquisition of knowledge, skills, and behaviors [ 47]; therefore, we argue that establishing pertinent environments that take communal belongingness into consideration is essential.

In the present study, we therefore investigated the possible short- and long-term effects of this neonatal procedure on attachment and later social competence of foals maintained in an "ecologically pertinent" environment, namely in paddocks with peers and other mothers.

This study advances new knowledge about chiropractic students' experiences of the meaning of the educational environment and reveals some elusive factors contributing to a pertinent environment.

The releasing of refrigerants in the surroundings becomes the cause of issues pertinent in environment.

The study of paleoclimates provided a historical context within the broader domain of extreme environments pertinent to the Sun Earth system.

The effect of low PH2O environments (pertinent to high altitude flight conditions) on the fatigue crack growth behavior of 7075-T651 were quantified via linear elastic fracture mechanics (LEFM) testing.

QUEST uses different types of variables to measure user satisfaction, including those that take into account the environment, pertinent features of the person's attitudes, expectations, and perceptions, as well as the characteristics of the assistive technology itself.

A variety of materials has been applied to neuronal cell culture substrates to improve the efficiency of the culture and to provide pertinent cell growth environment.

This trade-off becomes particularly pertinent in predator-rich environments such as coral reefs, yet almost nothing is known of the sublethal physiological responses that coral reef predators elicit in their prey.

Many also felt that these skills were not only pertinent in a study environment, but would become more pertinent in a 'real' practising environment.

Much of their advice will be useful and pertinent to the research environment you are in.