Sentence examples for basic importance to from inspiring English sources
Agriculture is of basic importance to Assam, engaging about half of the total working population and generating roughly one-third of the state's gross product.
Thermal investigation is of basic importance to assess key aspects of the performance and the reliability of microwave devices and circuits operating in a critical environment.
It is also of basic importance to understand the carrier dynamics and read-out scheme in a future QD-based Flash memories [10], where single charge-carrier read-out is desired.
Of basic importance to approach the tree amalgamation problem is to define evolutionary events that can biologically explain a correct amalgamation.
The importance of a continuous monitoring for salmonella contamination of the feed production within a HACCP designed control, and the implementation of associated corrective actions when such contamination is detected, is in Sweden found to be of basic importance to prevent the introduction of salmonella into the food animal production and subsequently to the food chain [ 4].
Ignoring the social and political context means that the UHC goal can overlook the action needed outside the health sector, including the economic and social sectors enshrined in Alma Ata as of 'basic importance to the fullest attainment of health for all' (27).
Predicting the pollen season characteristics (e.g. the start of the pollen season) as early as possible is of basic importance in order to prepare sensitive people in time for the days of pollen dispersion.
We observed in our results that the mean postoperative reepithelization time was 42.5 ± 6.4 (SD) for both group A and group B; this result is essential to understand the basic importance of locoregional pericranial flap to cover the bone avoiding the apposition of dermal substitute straight to the bone.
In a temperate forest, one angiosperm tree supports many thousands of animals (the majority being insects, birds, and mammals), a relationship that underscores the basic importance of the angiosperms to the food chain.
Examples are given to demonstrate the basic importance of considering soil nonlinearity effects in design, thereby leading to more realistic predictions of the raft and pile response.
This value is in the range of observed improvement in blast-based GO annotation by InterPro (Goetz, personal communication) and shows the important contribution of motif-based annotation in GO terms enrichment as well as the basic importance of an integrated approach to the annotation of unknown nucleotide records.
