'Job-related ambition', on the other hand, was less important for students aiming for general practice (p <.05).
This last point is, however, less important regarding the aim focusing on a risk score able to well-discriminate neuroblastoma patients.
Successful RT PCR validation was limited to some extent by the small training series used for prognostic modelling especially considering the heterogeneous histological nature of training samples although, arguably, histological heterogeneity is less important if the aim is to identify differentially regulated genes that drive tumour behaviour across all subtypes.
As the exact wording is less important than the overall aim and purpose of the teaching, this question was omitted: persisting with it would have been time-consuming and would not have yielded useful data.
For their part, the Saudis and their allies have insisted they will only accept a full surrender by the Houthis and Hadi's return, and they have reportedly viewed UN efforts as less important than their military aims.
That earnest aim may be less important in the end than the sheer profusion of human paradox and legal contradiction that Kennedy serves up in his sprawling book, from an early footnote asserting that Strom Thurmond, the ardent segregationist, fathered a child with his parents' black maid, to the forgotten fact that until 1910 a Virginian could be up to 24percentt black and still be white by law.
No less important a question is what tactical and strategic aims the operation was designed to advance?
Yet for Grassian's purposes, hip-hop's popular tropes of violence, materialism, and authenticity are less important than its adaptability to individual artist's aims.
Amid all this tea-leaf reading, Yellen offered a less-publicized acknowledgment that one of the most important aims of all this complicated policymaking is to improve Americans' ability to find and keep jobs.
Nevertheless, dose appears to be less important than the inclusion of multiple components with the aim of facilitating adherence promotion.
Denomination has become less and less important to American Christians, and the faith alliances that are more powerful in American life today tend to focus on policy aims.
