Sentence examples for the pertinent differences from inspiring English sources

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.

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 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.

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.

Inferential statistical analysis of the kinematic variables therefore focussed firstly on testing for pertinent differences between 1.8 m jumps from a firm surface (i.e. amalgamating the conditions firm to firm and firm to compliant; firm surface take-off conditions) and from a compliant surface (compliant surface take-off conditions).

In addition, the comparison between physician groups is an original feature and reveals pertinent differences in patient care.

Such interventions are valuable for determining pertinent differences in achievable activity goals at specific stages of the cancer continuum and treatment settings.

Pertinent differences between DNA tumor biomarkers and general biomarkers (Table  2) include the fact that DNA tumor biomarkers generally cannot serve as surrogate markers while general biomarkers often can and the fact that DNA tumor biomarkers can show greater variation, depending on how they are measured.

They're nearly identical, but I'll point out any pertinent differences as they come up.

They conclude that the evaluation model is robust and is relevant for city disaster risk management planning, in large part because it precisely identifies pertinent differences in exposure and response to hazard risk at local levels.