Consider a pertinent example.
This includes photostatic copies of original documents, transcripts, notes, and in some instances the pertinent correspondence of the research workers on particular problems.
The intervention outlined to participants the way in which experts chose to weight the relative importance of the cues and the content of the cues included in the case scenarios, thus highlighting the pertinent factors to consider in instances of suspected financial abuse.
Its speeches – about forcing liberty on other countries, for instance – are so pertinent, sometimes I just want to insert the name George Bush.
Researchers looking for useful patterns in aggregate data would send queries through the system, which would return only the pertinent data — such as, for instance, the average amount spent on gasoline during different time periods.
Reference memory concerns information that is pertinent to all trials (for instance, the fact that food can be found at the end or an arm).
Under this hypothesis, working memory stores information that is pertinent to one trial only (for instance, which arms have already been visited), but which has to be erased before the next trial to allow correct performance.
On the other hand, pertinent data were not available in every instance, so that several statements and recommendations had to be made as "best guess".
This history is pertinent to another of those increasingly frequent instances where the government has gone after a peaceful citizen on legally dubious grounds.
International SOS also offers a phone app that sends general health and security information pertinent to the traveler's itinerary, noting, for instance, if there is an outbreak of a particular disease in the area.
There's far more extraneous data than pertinent info in your average city drive, for instance.
