Sentence examples for bare important from inspiring English sources

These subtleties could potentially bare important information, as they might be indicative of different biological functions, e.g., by interaction with different cellular components.

While our results are similar to the demonstration of emotional contagion in mice, they also bare important differences.

In this memoir of divorce, loss and shiny tin linings, every sentence is stripped to an essence that lays bare the really important while skirting the bitter recriminations that so often accompany a story of a marriage failed (her word).

Mermod et al. [38] and Coudrain et al. [39] both provided evidence that bare ground is important also at the territory scale, but the optimal proportion (∼30 50%) was less than at the foraging patch scale.

Any contour is valid, whether it's an edge of a cast shadow, the edge of the figure, an internal fold of skin, where an area of body hair meets a bare area, or important background elements.

It's hard to imagine, but somethings going to come along and make the bare midriff look less important, too".

Our data confirm that at night, bare sediment is an important habitat for a wide size- and species-range of estuarine fish and invertebrates.

McCartney seldom shows a lot of bare flesh – but equally important is that she always shows a little bit by rolling up trousers to show an inch of ankle, or chopping the sleeves of a tunic top at the elbow.

However, previous knowledge of the electrochemical DNA biosensor surface morphology and of the electrochemical behavior of the drug at a bare electrode is most important to avoid possible misinterpretations.

The extent and initial rate of Fn adsorption to both PLL and DS-terminated films exceed those onto the bare substrate, indicating the important role of electrostatic complexation between negatively charged protein and positively charged PLL at or near the film surface.

Establishing this bare possibility was an important turning point for biological anthropology, for human sociobiology, and for evolutionary psychology.