Sentence examples for uniquely pertinent from inspiring English sources
What's inarguable is how uniquely pertinent the film is to the present moment: #MeToo has created a massive shift towards hearing victims of rape and sexual intimidation and vilifying the perpetrators, and justice is finally beginning to seem within reach.
Parents' comments and observations illuminated dynamic interdependencies among the three types of continuity, as well as elements of experiencing care that are particularly, and in some cases, uniquely pertinent to perceptions of continuity and connectedness of care and services for this population.
Although PSCAN was explicitly developed and validated for cancer patients, the measured concepts are not uniquely relevant for cancer but appear pertinent for other chronic disease populations as well [ 1].
The high proportion of young-onset and poor prognosis of breast cancer in women of Arab ancestry is probably due to a correspondingly high prevalence of pertinent genetic risk factors that may be uniquely associated with these populations.
In this review, we surveyed several decades of pertinent literature to ask a fundamental question: Why did nature design this protein uniquely as an extraordinarily long multifunctional proteoglycan with a single promoter regulating expression, rather than separating these functions into individual proteins that could be independently regulated?
"It is uniquely challenging".
"It's uniquely dysfunctional".
What uniquely identifies us?
These recommendations are pertinent.
