Sentence examples for basis of its importance from inspiring English sources

Thus, at the first International Congress of Mathematicians, 1897, keynote speeches given by Hadamard and Hurwitz defended set theory on the basis of its importance for analysis.

The final topic is chosen by an Independent Advisory Group on the basis of its importance in terms of the burden of morbidity, the availability of national standards against which to assess care and so the potential for an impact on improved care and improved patient outcome, and the practicality of identifying cases.

It publishes the finest peer-reviewed research in all fields of science and technology on the basis of its originality, importance, interdisciplinary interest, timeliness, accessibility, elegance and surprising conclusions.

The experts' view determined the authenticity of the content on the basis of its relevance, appropriateness and importance to Albanian culture.

I am interested in studying the genetic basis of adaptation and its importance in the process of speciation in mammals.

On the basis of the biological importance of this protein, we focused our attention to create a model of the whole structure of human Sirt-1 in order to understand its interaction with the allosteric effectors and to propose the molecular basis of its activation and regulation.

As our nation watched we were all reminded on a daily basis of the importance of each and every vote.

"And that's judged on the basis of the importance of our relationship with Latin America and the entire region".

"Artists are bought on the basis of their importance, but also on the basis of their interactions with other works in the collection.

This service is promoted on the basis of the importance of safe and timely supply of medicines, and the level of medicines use by many patients with treatable chronic conditions.

But the fact that the authors use such "unscientific" titles is an indication of another market that they have in mind: "people who buy a number of books each year on the basis of perceived importance" is how they are described by Ravi Mirchandani, a former editor of science books for Penguin, which publishes many of Mr Brockman's best clients.