In consequence, the issue of NSCLC survivorship is becoming an increasingly important aspect of the multidisciplinary care of this patient group and the demands for knowledge correspondingly important.
Owing to the difficulty in implementing primary preventive measures for breast cancer, secondary prevention is correspondingly important, aimed at maximising detection of small cancers.
Recently, there has been an accumulation of evidence that points to that the Z-chromosome plays a correspondingly important role in organisms with female heterogamety (ZW-systems), for example birds and butterflies.
Peer pressure and acceptance is paramount for teenagers, and cigarette brand and smoker images might be correspondingly important.
The old words are much less common in contemporary speech, and the new ones correspondingly important.
Identifying the conditions under which secondary reproduction or facultative iteroparity may occur is correspondingly important.
More importantly, ADCC may not play a correspondingly important role in metastatic cancer patients as demonstrated in in vitro models.
It has been argued that the diversity of models and their correspondingly different epistemic goals are important for developing intelligible scientific theories (Leonelli, 2007; Levins, 2006).
Correspondingly, individual mood and personality is important for the performance of the trainee, the trainer, and the assessor [ 18].
Their abundances are correspondingly lower than those "common" toxin types in venom, but without a doubt, they are very important for scorpion to prey and digest.
