The phrase "also highly important for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the significance of something in addition to other important factors or elements.
Example: "The research findings are also highly important for understanding the long-term effects of climate change."
Alternatives: "also very crucial for" or "additionally significant for".
In addition, proper porosity (to enhance nutrient and oxygen exchange but prevent fibroblast infiltration) and mechanical properties (to ensure fixation and to protect regenerating axons from compression) of the outer sheath are also highly important for constructing advanced nerve scaffolds.
Thus, ZEB1 is also highly important for adipogenesis in vivo.
This is also highly important for the dimensioning of cables, trees and anchors and is helpful to avoid accidents.
Rac1 is also highly important for tumor progression and metastasis as it controls cell cell adhesion and epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT).
Emerging cloud applications are growing rapidly and the need for identifying and managing service requirements is also highly important and critical at present.
We discovered, for example, that in addition to the serine residues in TM5, His3936.55 may also be highly important for the hydrogen bonding of agonists.
Importantly, however, the role of SNPs in the IFNL signaling may also be highly important for existing 'old' and 'emerging' pathogens.
Moreover, an asparagine (Asn114, III:11/3.35) that is situated between Tyr112 and Tyr116 in TM-3 was also suggested to be highly important for 7α,25-OHC binding to EBI2 29.
From the CONSURF output, it can be seen that the first 12 residues of the N-terminus of P1 were highly conserved, it also supports the fact these residues are highly important for the Tm head-to-tail overlap with its adjacent Tm chain.
It also became apparent that the method of inactivation was highly important for the degree of interference, with UV inactivation being far superior to heat or formalin treatment.
