Sentence examples for considered that important from inspiring English sources
Indeed, there's little actual science in what I've been doing; within the community, the tools of the trade have never been considered that important (in the same way that people watching The Great British Bake Off aren't really interested in how muffin tins are manufactured).
It can be considered that important gene functions have been conserved by ancestry and that divergence is mainly due to changes in regulatory control regions of genes.
Fay (1996), however, makes the point that substitution and displacement effects may not be considered that important from a policy perspective, since targeted subsidy schemes are intended to "shuffle the queue" of job-seekers: Subsidies targeted at the long-term unemployed may lead employers to hire them instead of other unemployed persons.
In fact, one of the reasons Bob got the job was that it wasn't considered that important.
In addition, oesophageal adenocarcinomas and squamous cell carcinomas – and even carcinomas of the gastro-oesophageal junction – are often lumped together in clinical trials, although it is considered that important differences with regard to molecular and clinical background as well as to responsiveness to chemoradiotherapy between these tumour types exist.
She considered that the important thing was that the solder was done correctly.
Health workers considered that an important motivator was receiving respect from the local people who they served.
They don't consider that important, and furthermore, in the interest of unity, they have sent no individual information or separate photos to their presenters' locales.
Considering that important regulatory sequences are frequently conserved, we removed all conserved motifs from the NDUFV1 upstream region.
Still, we have to consider that important polyneopteran orders are missing to fully explore the phylogenetic position of these three orders (but see Letsch et al. 2012).
