Sentence examples for question the pertinence from inspiring English sources

> This article is not the first to question the pertinence of ROC analysis to information retrieval (Chen, 2003; Hand, 2009; Pearson and Sierk, 2005; Sierk and Pearson, 2004).

Black Lives Matter activist Johnetta Elzie questioned the pertinence of that information.

Until now, a poor level of proof has been published, questioning the pertinence of such a strategy.

It thus appears justified that we raise questions regarding the pertinence of retaining these two types of incubator in the French context.

In symptomatic women, the finding of a small polyp (<1 cm diameter) raises the question of the clinical pertinence and necessity of excision.

After a 2-month coordination phase, study team organisational meetings, and allocation of resources, we will start three pilot interviews to verify the pertinence of our question guide.

For both species a high reactivity (gaze and/or head orientation) was found, supporting the pertinence of our experimental design.

The PAC is always chaired by a senior member of the Opposition, and from 1990 Williams worked with Robert Sheldon, who told me that he hugely valued the pertinence and concision with which Williams questioned accounting officers and Civil Service mandarins.

The pertinence and realism of this exercise generated questions about how the role of the EU policy maker in this area could develop.

The pertinence and realism of this first exercise generated questions about how an EU policy-maker such as DG SANTE would best play its future food policy role.

Based on a comprehensive approach maximising the pertinence and probability of knowledge translation, these research questions were then refined by the research team (ie, authors of the manuscript, including experts and knowledge users and the research assistant).