pertinently

adv.in a pertinent way

"what is singular about his use of them is that no other artist, of his time or any other, has painted them so directly, intimately and pertinently"

"Such an impertinently litigious lady": Hooke's "Great Pretending"vs. Newton's Principia and Newton's and Halley's theory of comets.
Adjusting the distribution of state-economy pertinently so as to promote the upgrade in structure of industry
[Can the function of the principal bile duct be explored pertinently by the duodenal intubation with minute interval method].
The role of pertinently diversified and balanced training as well as testing data sets in achieving the true performance of classifi...
Perfect Team Analyzing Methodologies and Reinforce Team Building of Corrections Pertinently and Effectively
THE NEW BARBARIANS Spectators Down. but in the Overrated, Overpaid, and, More Pertinently, They Demean Us All
Social- Anormative Behaviour of Pupils at Special Educational Institutions (Pertinently at Biagnostic Young Offenders´ Institutions)
Making of a Maneater; the Mail Went to America to Find out What Makes Kimberly Tick and, More Pertinently, Why Men Are So Drawn to Her
MAD MEL: THE SEQUEL; after His Anti-Semitic Outburst, Can Mel Gibson Survive? and, More Pertinently,what Does This Week's Furore Rev...
I Want to Be Your Man! Mick Jagger Really Has Fallen for Miss Dahl. but What Do His Family Think about It - Most Pertinently the Dau...