Sentence examples for pertinent to remember from inspiring English sources
The proximity to an American cultural powerhouse, and that attendant distance, both literal and metaphorical, is something that seems pertinent to remember when thinking about Gary's latest musical export, Jlin.
It is pertinent to remember, however, that each woman will respond to barriers in different ways.
At the same time it is pertinent to remember the critical role of environmental (i.e. non-genetic) risk factors in the etiology of cancer [ 3].
Finally, it is pertinent to remember that DA is not the only information to consider when assessing the possibilities for intervention.
It is pertinent to remember that whilst the information collected from participants is invaluable, these are still individual perceptions and may not accurately reflect the process of transition or conduct of clinicians and services involved.
Therefore, it is pertinent to remember that calculating and gathering information on the type, amount and availability of resources required to undertake a policy intervention would also provide an insight into the eventual cost of policy intervention when information about the monetary values are missing or incomplete.
It's pertinent, however, to remember this is the Salinger who stopped biographer Ian Hamilton's verbatim quoting for In Search of J. D. Salinger from the books and shorts stories.
Papadopoulou et al 1 are to be congratulated for submitting an informative article regarding the management of small choroidal melanoma with pertinent discussion and various educational points to remember.
And a blank backside provides us with ample room to jot down pertinent information on that particular person whose card we have just collected - information that we need to remember.
Unable to remember anything for more than a minute or two, he photographs and labels crucial people and places, keeps copious notes and has pertinent facts tattooed all over his body.
