Sentence examples for a considerable importance in from inspiring English sources
Solar exposition, often in combination with other environmental factors, has a considerable importance in the aging of natural stones, particularly at lower latitudes.
This enzyme, which catalyzes the conversion of cellobiose to β-D-glucose, is directly involved in the degradation of cellulose [ 75], assuming a considerable importance in a biotechnological context.
The current investigation reveals a considerable importance of VO2peak to performance in the qualification heat (i.e., a STT) as well.
In addition, a considerable importance was attributed to impersonal numina such as heaven and earth as well as to deities of mountains and rivers.
The Treg subset of CD4+ lymphocytes (CD4+CD25high cells) has assumed a considerable importance within the immunoregulatory network both in health and disease.
In general, the findings of this study have important policy implications for health intervention programs and underline the view that encouraging girls' education may have a considerable importance on child health and survival in the region.
Citing the Invictus memo, Judge Lewis Kaplan of the Southern District of New York argued that the plaintiffs were seeking to use a "worldwide, full-court press" to extract a settlement against a company of considerable importance in providing energy supplies to the United States economy.
"Alternatively, the man buried with the figurine could have been a shaman, someone who had access to the spirit world and who was treated as an individual of considerable importance in a tribe or group".
The Lance, which is an outmoded short-range missile, was a concern of considerable importance in NATO's old bipolar scenario, & it's a concern of some importance still, but not to the degree the Administration seems to assume that it is.
If this notion was true, the BM-Ad may be of considerable importance in initiating metastatic implantation.
The city was still a place of considerable importance in the first century of Islam, although its greatness was soon to be eclipsed by the new metropolis of Shīrāz.
