Sentence examples for be of equivalent importance from inspiring English sources

Changes to body composition may be of equivalent importance as the weight change per se.

The column boxes (left to right, x-axis) indicated priority ranking from 'less important' to 'more important' for the NHS; boxes within columns (y-axis) were assumed to be of equivalent importance, and no item or box indicated unimportance.

Symmetrical positions, for example, p1 and p1′, are considered of equivalent importance.

Checkmated, the Met announced last week that it would relinquish title, probably by early 2008, but was negotiating with Italy to have objects of equivalent importance made available on long-term loan -- including, possibly, the Euphronios vase.

In English, its equivalent would be "of".

Employee health shall be of extreme importance.

Antenna characteristics are of prime importance in analysis of respective equivalent circuits, Spacecraft-plasma interaction may contribute to variability of equivalent circuit impedances and e.m.f.

The increased apparent dimerization constant imparted by adding a second equivalent binding site is of significant importance to development of allosteric regulators, and is expected to be present in the intact receptor as well as the LBD (see SI).

Reactions requiring reducing equivalents, NAD(P H, are of enormous importance for the synthesis of industrially valuable compounds such as carotenoids, polymers, antibiotics and chiral alcohols among others.

So conversion of a decimal number to its binary equivalent and vise-versa are of great importance in the field of computation technology.

The hypothesis for this study was that different sound characters in the noise not fully described by the equivalent noise level, are of importance for annoyance and noise perception.