Sentence examples for as representing important from inspiring English sources

The Strait of Gibraltar and adjacent Alboran Sea and African coast were identified as representing important habitat for many threatened or endangered vertebrate species.

As well as representing important gaps in the global jigsaw, the relative paucity of molecular data for Africa and mainland Asia has direct public health implications for these regions.

The authors characterised 32% of new drugs as representing important therapeutic innovation; a figure which rose to 39% of drugs for serious conditions.

We do not interpret these associations as causally related to ambient air pollution but as representing important clues in the investigation of causes of variations in asthma prevalence between countries.

Staff capacity and training for rational prescription and use of medicines (1e), (2g) policy and regulation for medicines price, (2a) high out-of-pocket payment, and (4h) cost containment policies are highly desired research topics that have not being investigated as much, representing important research gaps on these domains.

Given the important predatory role that hake plays in the CC, the amount and distribution of adult hake habitat has large implications for the Pacific Northwest food web and could thus serve as an ecosystem indicator representing important physical biological interactions.

Some of the triggers with low PPV and inexplicit definitions in the study have still been included in the final trigger list after clarification of the definitions, as they represent important aspects of quality in pediatric care such as Pain, for example.

Its effect on maximum cycle pressure and temperature must be studied as they represent important parameters in the design of engine's different parts.

Cytokines such as IL-1 and type I IFNs and lipid mediators, such as eicosanoids, play key roles in regulating the balance between host-detrimental and host-beneficial immune responses and as such represent important targets for immunologic intervention.

It is important that these risk factors are acknowledged and identified as they represent important opportunities to preemptively support elective patients through these increasingly common procedures.

Heavy metals from natural and anthropogenic sources accumulate in soil and plants and as a consequence represent important environmental contamination problems.