In Gujarati, on the other hand, vowel length is not pertinent; the stress position depends on which vowels occur in contiguous syllables and on the structure of the syllables, whether open or closed; e.g., júno "old," but dukán "store".
At a time when we are living through perhaps the most divided era in recent political history, it seems pertinent to stress the importance of spaces such as nightclubs in Northern towns abandoned by austerity-driven governments.
It is pertinent to stress that the module emphasized the peculiarities of ethical regulations that administrate human subjects' research in Nigeria hence its focus was not on bioethics as a whole.
In our study, the relevance of dietary supplementation, health status, and welfare conditions is more pertinent after a stress challenge.
To identify and measure the causes of stress pertinent to the different professional groups the Mental Health Professionals Scale (MHPSS) was chosen.
Although some of these target genes might still be pertinent to ER stress and UPR, many are directly involved in other biological processes such as protein secretion, acute phase response, innate immunity and lipid metabolism [ 17, 18, 20, 21, 23, 33].
In addition to genes clearly involved in the immune defense, the response processes clusters include genes with pertinent roles in cellular stress response processes, such as oxidative stress, hypoxia, heat-shock, DNA damage/repair and apoptosis.
A questionnaire was utilized that measured and explored five specific constructs pertinent to student nurse stress.
For example, in Hindi, in which vowel length is pertinent, gilá "swallowed" has major stress on the last syllable, gīla "wet," on the first.
