Thus the hypothetical role of silicates in nanoparticle formation is pertinent, but also the contribution of polystyrene should not be excluded [ 74].
That the model accounts for these factors should not be taken to mean that other issues pertinent to the election are irrelevant.
Regardless of whether large funds should or should not be performing better than small ones, the more pertinent question is whether they actually are.
Great that these campaigns are raising awareness, but we should not be absorbing them at face value; rather, we should be asking ourselves why the need for them remains as pertinent as ever.
Surely a certain group of people should not be influencing our stories, what can we do to move away from the only narrative of african commodities and agriculture conversation to include pertinent topics I mentioned above?
As such, inferences made from our findings are not just applicable to young adults but should also be pertinent to the 'average' adult population as a whole.
There is nothing wrong with these practices – and many would consider them very worthy – but they should be pertinent only to the individual concerned, not determine whether the children of such parents qualify for a place in a state school.
References should be pertinent and recent.
A committee is now considering which findings might be "pertinent" to patients and, therefore, should be shared.
But one development might be pertinent.
