Sentence examples for the pertinent difference from inspiring English sources
On reflection you'd be forgiven for thinking that in the past few years this applies to every Brodude McGrubbyGun to grace a video game's cover, but Jayanth is clear on the pertinent difference: "I love that cyberpunk is usually about the person on the street rather than the head of the megacorp.
The pertinent differences between this task and the training task were that pictures of faces displaying fearful or neutral expressions were used in the place of word stimuli (32,33) and the probe had an equal probability of replacing the fearful or neutral face.
The most pertinent difference between the two illnesses is the disease location.
Finally it is worth pointing out the rather pertinent difference between the flat models we have discussed here and the well-known folded characteristic of real cortex, with its sulci and gyri.
This has resulted in the important finding that there has not been a continuing decrease in sensitivity in the overweight category, a pertinent difference in the two studies.
One pertinent difference in the RBT is the inclusion of a greater range of probabilities, including trials with negative odds, which may have unmasked a subtle deficit in the vmPFC group.
One pertinent difference between the two studies is the relative importance of house as a covariate.
Even then, size isn't really the pertinent philosophical difference between the left and right.
One pertinent difference between this and other studies of heritability of malaria is the relative influence of the household.
When they returned to this question in 1998, Tarone et al. suggested that a pertinent difference between papers in astrophysics as opposed to many other (but not all) scientific fields, was that their rhetorical structure was that of logical argument rather than experimental report.
However, the findings shown herein do offer fresh insight into both the nature of dating experiences and some of the pertinent gender differences which exist.
