The phrase "also more essential" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when comparing the importance of two or more items, but the construction is awkward and redundant.
Example: "While all factors are important, the safety of our employees is also more essential than ever."
Alternatives: "also more crucial" or "equally important".
Less mainstream than that of contemporaries like Mendelssohn or Brahms, it's also more essential, the conductor feels, to the history of music.
The relaxation of the absorption is also more essential in the faradaic process than measurements of currents or potentials because it includes no capacitive contribution.
The environmental tensions endemic to the ICU served to make the successful negotiation of trade more difficult but also more essential.
If this trend continues — and the two-year option would only encourage it — those who graduate from rigorous three-year programs will not only emerge with sharper legal skills, but also be more essential to employers, raising the rate of job placement out of law school.
As AngelList becomes an increasingly important startup community – and now, investment platform, too – the need for more services to better manage and guide your involvement on the site is also becoming more essential for those in the industry.
The greater gene density in the centre of the chromosome would also have more essential genes [ 74].
"Obama represents ideas and thinking, he doesn't represent the blacks," Ndahiro said, and asked, "So why can't a Tutsi be a President where the majority are Hutus?" The genocide made Kagame's challenge harder than ever, and also made it more essential that he succeed.
They were also more likely to influence essential genes and genes involved in complex disease.
With larger scale and longer term investments, rigorous impact evaluation becomes more essential also in terms of accountability in the use of public resources.
The proteins in the PPI networks for which such centrality measures are high are also more likely to be essential proteins.
For D. melanogaster, genes without paralogues were also more likely to be essential (1.4-fold, P < 10-), though to a lesser extent than for C. elegans and S. cerevisiae.
