The phrase "a lower importance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relative significance or priority of something in comparison to other factors or elements.
Example: "In this analysis, we will focus on the main issues, while addressing those of a lower importance later."
Alternatives: "lesser significance" or "minor importance".
Classes of TCIS, such as ATP and Driver Advice Systems have a lower importance because their role is significant only for individual KPT.
Our modeling shows that because of the high hole concentration, the purity of samples in many configurations is of a lower importance for obtaining high electron mobility than the electron concentration in the well.
The next split on variable Al corrects the improper assignment of one sample and it is of a lower importance.
Conversely, a Mexican study found that adolescents with lower church attendance and those who place a lower importance on religion are less likely to consume cigarettes.
The use of the cv results in a higher importance for metabolites with a small relative standard deviation and a lower importance for metabolites with a large relative standard deviation.
The lack of significant enrichment potentially suggests a lower importance of this pathway, but due to the known importance of IGF-1 in mammary development and the likely existence of crosstalk between PAR and MFP [ 6, 13, 17, 18] we have reported details related to this pathway.
However, cropping intensity does not closely relate to duck distribution in other parts of India where vegetarian diets dominate (see Fig. S1), and hence, cropping intensity has a comparatively lower importance as a risk indicator.
Once one of the highly-correlated features is used to split a node in a tree, other correlated features would get a much lower importance.
The features related to the sender email addresses were given a medium importance, whereas the sending date was given a much lower importance.
As expected, polyesters promote formation of hydrophilic coats more than polyethers do, but the molecular weight value of a polyol is definitely of lower importance.
These patients found transfer to be traumatic, confusing, stressful, and tiring; in contrast, patients with end-stage renal disease, who are rarely transferred, attached much lower importance to a smooth transition.
