Working age patients' mean importance rating score with respect to performing paid work was 5.1 (2.4), which indicates that patients regard paid work as considerably important.
The central figure of the dances, usually an animal-man, varies considerably in importance.
The reactions differ considerably in importance depending on whether the gas is fresh or burnt.
Graduation from a college or university grew considerably in importance in South Korea after World War II, and the number of college-level institutions increased enormously.
Studying on the algorithm for network design problems is of considerably practical importance for the engineering practice of transportation planning.
Given that they are a team from an austere socialist society where the collective is afforded considerably more importance than the individual, it was not too surprising that the North Koreans were not blessed with flair and style.
This topic has increased considerably in importance since 1995, as researchers have learned to think creatively about how to generate data in more scientific ways, and developments in information technology have facilitated the development of better data gathering.
If you'll forgive the allusion, given that sports sponsorship is of considerably less importance, it offers a good model to explain the recent behaviour of Adidas towards its partners.
They are on a mini run of 10 points from 12 in the league and the talk now is of a Uefa Cup place, most probably through one of the cup competitions, magnifying considerably the importance of tomorrow night's visit to Upton Park in a quarter-final being replayed because West Ham fielded an ineligible player the first time round.
But much of the debate about whom to choose usually centers not on the capacity of the prospective choice to serve as president, an issue of transcendent significance, but on his or her capacity to improve the performance of the ticket at the polls, an issue of considerably less importance.
