Sentence examples for consequently importance from inspiring English sources

The concept of competence is acquiring relevance as core element of educational systems and consequently importance in the job market.

Italy has the main tunnel network in Europe and consequently the importance of a definition of the optimal design standard is a key issue.

The impact of the web as source of information and services is growing continuously and consequently the importance of appropriate design of algorithms for the web has increased.

Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) is increasingly being used in the U.S. Research on CAM has characterized users as educated, white females but has omitted immigrants and, consequently, the importance of assimilation.

Polyamines play an important role as growth promoters, in the maturation of the intestinal tract of infants and in the modulation of the immune response; consequently, the importance of polyamines in the diet of infants and adults is well established.

The founding fathers of international law particularly Francisco de Vitoria, Grotius, and Emmerich de Vattel were quick to observe that all persons, outlander as well as the Other, were entitled to certain natural rights, and they emphasized, consequently, the importance of according aliens fair treatment.

Consequently the importance of biomechanics is increasing more and more in daily clinical practice and development.

Hence, it appeared that cancer mutations in protein kinases may not display strong sequence conservation signals and consequently, functional importance of kinase genetic variants may not be directly related with their evolutionary conservation.

These mutant group discussions allowed students to see, through the lens of their own p53 mutants, the inherent variability of biological data and, consequently, the importance of having multiple replicates of each experiment.

Research in neuroscience points to optimal periods for auditory development (Werker & Tees 2005) and consequently the importance of maximizing early auditory experience through early cochlear implantation in children with limited residual hearing (Ryugo et al. 2000; Sharma et al. 2002, 2005).

The future will rely on more gene based modulation of disease and gene directed therapy; consequently, the importance of understanding the various modulators in chronic disease processes like hypertension and diabetes cannot be overemphasized and will increasingly rely on genetic studies with large sample sizes.