Sentence examples for so pertains from inspiring English sources

"To allege" means " to assert to be true", and so pertains either to the assertion of a suspect's guilt ("The police allege that Smith committed the robbery"), or to the existence of the crime itself, when this is not yet shown: an alleged conspiracy, say, or an alleged fraud.

Response coefficients quantify the sensitivity of steady-state variables to variation in model parameters, and so pertain to a particular steady state [ 31].

All the cuts discussed so far pertain to what's called the Pentagon's "base" budget -- its regular peacetime budget.

The question of "divisibility" does not so much pertain to the disaggregation of problems into smaller sub-problems (see variable no. 3, "Scale") but to the question of how costs and benefits relating to the solution of a policy problem are distributed [ 15].

I know my husband would never physically cheat on me because he would be honest enough to end it first, so this really pertains to the emotional relationships.

It must be emphasized that the results discussed so far only pertain to the indirect effects of parental education on student achievement.

Concepts, he believes, that pertain so deeply to growing older, discovering who we are as individuals, and to our eternal search for a link back to our childhoods.

Seven long bones would exceed the number expected in a pair of protocetid forelimbs, and so some may pertain to the hind limbs.

Thus our statistical assessment focuses not on an entire ensemble of network, but on a very specific one, so our results pertain to the particular network under consideration.

Our estimates are not conditional on BMI level before the age to which they pertain, so earlier onset of obesity could explain some of the increases in diabetes risk for obese individuals.

Not all expression was ablated in smu mutants, however, so this might pertain to additional signals that could be regulating expression in a context-dependent manner in the zebrafish embryo.