The phrase "an alternative importance" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing a different or secondary significance of something.
Example: "In this discussion, we will explore an alternative importance of environmental conservation that goes beyond just saving wildlife."
Alternatives: "a different significance" or "a secondary importance".
We shall not pursue these alternative importance samplers here.
For instance, alternative importance samplers are employed to accelerate the convergence of the Monte Carlo integration, resulting in significant computational savings (see, e.g., [30] and the references therein).
For consumers who initially reported that they never purchased eco-labelled alternatives, importance attached to environmental consequences worked as a predictor of an increased relative purchase frequency six months later.
Therefore, Strobl et al. [ 15] proposed an alternative permutation-based variable importance measure called, as we admit potentially misleadingly, 'conditional variable importance' that is also implemented in the R package 'party'party
But an alternative viewpoint emphasizes the importance of the individual's environment, particularly his social environment.
The skyscrapers and the factories represent two competing versions of the city's future: the Fortune-500 version, which identifies success with size, and an alternative which emphasises the importance of generating new businesses, the more flexible and fleet-of-foot the better.The city's establishment had bet heavily on the Fortune-500 version.
As an alternative, we assessed the importance of competition relative to habitat attributes by comparing models of habitat selection with and without foraging activity of the other species as a surrogate for potential interspecific competition.
Therefore, an alternative choice, of equal importance, is to subvert the detrimental effects of arsenic by modulating the body's defense system.
And yet I came away with something that lasted: an impression that I'd never seen an exhibition quite like this before, a big, important show that offered so clear an alternative to bigness, that redefined importance in so dramatic a way.
