Sentence examples for probably pertinent from inspiring English sources

The bank fraud scheme included a twist that is probably pertinent to the current investigation: he committed the crime using a variety of aliases.

Historical details like this are probably pertinent in the context of the show, but for lay viewers like me they tend to sap the life out of the subject.

These intra-group interactions observed for the SEPT2 members are in stark contrast to what is observed for the SEPT6 group members and are probably pertinent to filament formation as described below.

Given the similarities between women developing type 2 diabetes and women with GDM who are at high risk of developing type 2 diabetes, these observations are probably pertinent.

The possible mechanisms are at least twofold and probably pertinent to heart rate as well: first, it represents a counter-regulatory physiological response to the acute rise in BP and heart rate following smoking; and second, the healthy worker effect probably plays a role smokers in the present study are healthier, leaner and more fit than non-smokers; they can 'endure' the smoking.

By this definition — probably the more pertinent one — the Abramoff affair is not just a Republican scandal, and not just a "bipartisan" one, either.

But what is probably the most pertinent question is how an individual's personal microbial "signature" relates to health and disease.

The story of King Solomon is probably the most pertinent.

For the majority, sexism within skate brand culture is probably a more pertinent issue.

Thus, comparison between perioperative and adjuvant probably is not pertinent.

Some shredded pertinent documents, though probably from incompetence rather than complicity.