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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a very significant feature of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an important characteristic or aspect of a subject or topic.
Example: "One very significant feature of this new software is its user-friendly interface, which enhances productivity."
Alternatives: "an important aspect of" or "a key characteristic of".
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This is a very significant feature of law.
As an undergraduate, he had been elected to the "Apostles," the secret Cambridge discussion society that did much to shape the intellectual direction of modern Cambridge; Sidgwick's allegiance to this group was a very significant feature of his life and work (Lubenow, 1998).
A very significant feature of the lower group is the strong support (100%%) for a monophyletic group containing Rickettsiales and eukaryotic paraslipins, with Rickettsiales forming the sister group to the eukaryotic clade.
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As a result, interconnectedness can be a very significant feature to detect P2P botnets which is essentially the basis of local clustering coefficient.
When a fire happened in the early stage, there is a very significant feature is that of spread, and performance in the area is the area of the expanded, so is the size of the same suspicious areas of adjacent frames, which means the size of the area will change.
Tasks are a very important feature of TinyOS.
A very important feature of this pattern is illustrated in Figure 1 figure supplement 1.
Through the course of subsequent evolution, plastids have become a defining feature of plants and contribute a very significant number of properties to plant function (Pyke, 2009).
Russian culture will lose a very significant part of itself".
"It's becoming a very significant cluster of giant earthquakes".
"Now it's a very significant part of our business".
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