"pertinent to highlight" is a phrase commonly used in written English.
You can use this phrase when emphasizing something, or when pointing out something important. For example: "It's pertinent to highlight that the project was completed on time and under budget."
It is also pertinent to highlight some of the observed qualitative differences in depressive and bipolar I symptomology, even those that were not statistically significant.
It is pertinent to highlight that the increase in migration we have observed is occurring in an already highly invasive, mesenchymal-like cell line.
It is also pertinent to highlight that these characteristics together explain less than one-third of the variance for declines in objective UBF and less than 15% of the variance for self-reported function.
Even though the ICU setting is considerably different from a typical palliative care unit, given the lack of research related to family meetings in the specialist palliative care setting we deemed it pertinent to highlight these studies.
In the revised text, we have further restructured the pertinent section to highlight the differences between NEMO-IKK2 and NIK-IKK1 activities in the quantum of the duration threshold (in the subsection headed "A duration code controlling crosstalk between canonical and non-canonical NF-κB signaling").
The pertinent materials have served to highlight the library's holdings and animate the collections.
The purpose of this review is to highlight pertinent anatomy, selected technical procedural aspects, and the available literature to better characterize the role of ECA embolization in the hands of the practicing peripheral interventionist.
It is important to highlight pertinent methodologic issues.
The European Commission (EC)–recommended definition of a nanomaterial (EC 2011a) is used as an important case example to highlight pertinent issues and challenges with regard to practical application of nano-object count based metrics for categorizing materials as "nano" or "not nano".
We are therefore compiling an online and printed Special Collection to highlight the pertinent reviews and research articles newly or recently published in DMM on the use of model systems in drug discovery.
To highlight methodologic challenges pertinent to design, analysis, and reporting of results of randomized clinical trials in OA and offer practical suggestions to overcome these challenges.
