Sentence examples for pertinent for us from inspiring English sources

For the assessment of surgical resection margins on the BCS specimen itself, it is pertinent for us to discuss and contrast the use of the "tangential shaved margins" technique [ 9, 55, 59, 81] versus that of the currently more widely accepted "perpendicular margins" technique (i.e., "radial margins" technique).

David Blaustein: "The Body" by Hanif Kureishi — short and compulsive reading maybe especially welcome in hot summer weather, "Washington" by Gore Vidal — pertinent for US today, "Mad In Pursuit" and "La Bâtarde" by Violette Leduc.

"It's very pertinent for us to contribute to this industry.

The most pertinent for us is the Guilty Remnant, who wear the very pure all white, and smoke constantly.

The complication being that, in reaching laudably for emotive, meaningful content, Beyond lurches so forcefully towards cinema that a more pertinent question for us to ask is, "Can this art be considered a video game?" Beyond tells the story of a young woman, Jodie Holmes, who for unknown reasons is tied to an entity called Aiden.

A pertinent tool for us is the following well-known lemma of Xu. [14].

There is no reason why the next big shot ballerina needs to understand why nucleotides are the building blocks of DNA, or that Rasputin remembered by many by his massive penis which is preserved in a museum today, but, according to the federal government, this is all pertinent information for us to succeed in college.

The most pertinent calculations for us are those made by Segal et al [14]; these authors applied in silico-based epitope prediction algorithms on 1152 peptides containing missense mutations in breast and colorectal cancers and calculated that individual cancers have between 7 and 10 new tumor-specific HLA 0201 epitopes.

This difference is particularly pertinent for studies using mouse models of lectin pathway function.

This is particularly pertinent for genes using multiple transcriptional start sites (TSS) generating mRNAs with heterogeneous 5′ transcript leaders (5′TL).

Of the many lessons we can learn from the challenges confronting today's global economy, two seem especially pertinent for those of us who are involved in graduate management education: the inextricable linkage of the private and public sectors and the critical need for principled leaders with broad perspectives.