Sentence examples for approximately equal importance from inspiring English sources

In Table 4 the option 'More than one' was only selected in the eventuality that there was no obvious primary outcome metric, but instead at least two outcome metrics that appeared to receive approximately equal importance in the meta-analyses.

According to Steven Cruz, president of Omega Educational Consulting in New York City, the SAT or ACT score has considerable weight in a college application and is, in fact, approximately equal in importance to the high school transcript.

Spatial velocity shows approximately an equal importance on NO conversion and selectivity towards N2 whereas the molar ratio of NH3/NO is only an important factor in the interaction to other parameters.

Although HSI and macroergonomics place approximately equal emphasis on the importance of use-centred design, macroergonomics adopts a more holistic perspective on overall work system design and use by taking into account the organisational and cultural impacts on work systems that HSI has historically under-emphasised.

When differences in AICc values were less than two, indicating an approximately equal parsimony of models, we ranked all variables considered in the full model according to their importance [predictor weights ω+(j)].

Both have equal importance".

The silences are of equal importance.

The six figures were of equal importance.

The two are of equal importance.

"They are of equal importance," Haq said.

The story is divided into two approximately equal sections.