Sentence examples for correspondingly important. from inspiring English sources

The old words are much less common in contemporary speech, and the new ones correspondingly important.

It is correspondingly important for teachers to equip their students to recognize this (see the list of Teaching Resources below).

Identifying the conditions under which secondary reproduction or facultative iteroparity may occur is correspondingly important.

Peer pressure and acceptance is paramount for teenagers, and cigarette brand and smoker images might be correspondingly important.

More importantly, ADCC may not play a correspondingly important role in metastatic cancer patients as demonstrated in in vitro models.

Owing to the difficulty in implementing primary preventive measures for breast cancer, secondary prevention is correspondingly important, aimed at maximising detection of small cancers.

India's rise has been acompanied by Pakistan's fall, as Pakistani help in fighting the Soviet Union and balancing Indian nonalignment has become correspondingly less important to America.

The technology to create never-before-seen images also creates the desire to see even more amazing images, which makes the technology more and more powerful, and the people who use it correspondingly less important.

Correspondingly, another important parameter in Figure 6a is the value of Eb/Ei over which the BER curves tend to become plat or keep invariant, which can conveniently be defined as the threshold Eb/Ei denoted by C Eb/Ei.

Optoacoustic imaging correspondingly offers important advantages in small animal imaging, including the use of non-ionizing radiation, the versatile sensing of chromophoric molecules for probing cellular and sub-cellular function, good spatial resolution and, in analogy to ultrasound imaging, real-time operation [19 21].

This means that as the foveal size of the intended stimuli begins to approach this size, M-scaling will be correspondingly more important.