Sentence examples for pertinent trend from inspiring English sources

The more pertinent trend, though, can be traced through Federer's last three Grand Slam losses: Juan Martín del Potro (United States Open), Robin Soderling (French Open) and now Berdych.

The purpose of this research is to classify current research, and identify pertinent themes and trends in the literature, which relate directly to big data technologies in manufacturing.

The discourse concludes with a statistical analysis of yearly driving rain indices to deduce the magnitude and significance of the trends pertinent to individual grids.

The relevance of understanding the motivation driving this patient population is especially pertinent given recent trends towards universal healthcare and the unclear impact it may have on the demands of urgent care.

It's enough to make countersurveillance fashion as timely and pertinent as any seasonal trend, like midriff tops or wedge sneakers.

We compare the sex ratio trends of Cuba (1958 201111) and Russia (1959 201010) and quantify pertinent effect-parameters of those trends, especially the jumps in 1987.

Even though that study commented only on preoperative informed consent, it is pertinent to note that the trend of both our studies is similar.

It is pertinent to note, however, that the trend in the short circuit currents does not match the trend previously observed in the charge generation yield, as measured by μs-TAS, whereby the films made with the pentyl ligand were found to generate the highest number of charges.

Few data sources can address breast cancer incidence trends according to pertinent characteristics like hormone therapy use history.

Such negotiations are particularly pertinent when it comes to the trend of using the exalted form of opera to bring all sorts of human biography to life.

The reduction of the response rate is no longer statistically significant in the latest update of the pertinent Cochrane meta-analysis, but a trend remains [ 33].