Black Lives Matter activist Johnetta Elzie questioned the pertinence of that information.
> 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).
It thus appears justified that we raise questions regarding the pertinence of retaining these two types of incubator in the French context.
Until now, a poor level of proof has been published, questioning the pertinence of such a strategy.
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.
Third, the pertinence of acute endotoxemia as a model for human sepsis has been questioned.
As the pertinence of Griffin's testimony emerged, Lerch smiled and scribbled notes to his lawyers suggesting additional questions.
The pertinence of the array of works being performed is timeless.
Yet the pertinence of the Velvet Underground to understanding Warhol is more than decorative.
Such interpretations enhance the pertinence of these wonderful American paintings -- the pricey, noisy newcomer and the quietly dynamic 139-year veteran.
