Sentence examples for considerable importance not only from inspiring English sources
High-resolution regional gravity field recovery is of considerable importance not only for surveying and mapping, but also for research fields, such as oceanography (understanding ocean circulation and currents), geophysics (investigating the structure of seismic activities and the lithosphere), and geodynamics (Kuroishi 2009; Panet et al. 2011; Shih et al. 2015).
Meanwhile, phosphorylation at Ser185 of Nlp is of considerable importance, not only for stabilising the recruitment of Nlp signal by Aurora B, but also for ensuring no premature destruction of Nlp before completion of cytokinesis (Yan et al, 2010).
Functional VT adjustments during phonation seem to be of importance not only for educational purposes but also for the medical field, where voice problems, for example, among professional voice users continue to bring about considerable socioeconomic burdens for the health care systems [ 24, 25].
Genetic testing requires particular consideration in that it is usually performed only once in a patient's lifetime, and the results may have considerable importance for lifetime decisions not only for the individuals being tested but also for children and family.
Microsoft has spent considerable time in not only building a new mobile operating system but the hype as well.
Evans saw the importance of not only educating their minds, but also their hearts.
The regeneration requires considerable energy, as not only the captured CO2 has to be released at higher temperatures, also the evaporation losses of water are considerable.
It was a strategic act of considerable European importance, not just European Parliamentary importance.
Animal models of OA are of considerable importance as they are not only useful to study the pathogenesis and progression of OA, but also to evaluate suitable therapeutic drugs for OA treatment.
Considerable evidence has been accruing in the last two decades about the importance of l-AA not only in protecting the plant from oxidative stress, but also in protecting mammals from various chronic diseases that have their origins in oxidative stress [1].
