The phrase "are important for instance" is not entirely correct as it lacks proper context and structure.
It can be used when providing examples to illustrate the importance of a subject.
Example: "Many factors are important for instance, the quality of education and access to resources."
Alternatives: "are significant, for example" or "are crucial, such as".
First, health and nutrition are important — for instance, if a child is malnourished in first 1,000 days of life, the brain won't fully develop.
In this context, an accurate estimate of heat exchange transfers and heat sources are important, for instance for the determination of the temperature distribution.
RPC interactions are important, for instance, to query a patient record, access a historical log of heart rate data to aid diagnosis, or to perform particular processing operations (e.g. calculating BMI).
In most cases researchers have defined which issues are important, for instance, coercive care.
Flexibility and adaptation to each situation are important For instance, the association of trypanotolerant livestock and systematic chemoprevention is likely to be uneconomical; it is more logical to reserve curative trypanocides for the limited number of animals that may require treatment.
It's important, for instance, to be very still when you're on camera.
Cohesion or agglomeration is important, for instance in relation to the filtration behaviour of catalysts.
This feature is important, for instance, in simulations of nearly-touching finite-size particles.
They may also be used in other areas in which innovation direction is important, for instance health care or food.
What is important, for instance, is the Molly Bloom soliloquy, Nonno's uncanny knowledge of how a woman's mind works, not how he achieved this understanding.
Indeed, envelope equations ignore boundary layers that can be important, for instance in cases where the instability starts first near the boundary.
