Sentence examples for demand and importance from inspiring English sources

Regarding the continuous demand and importance of knitwear market in Korean apparel industry, there is a clear need to examine product evaluation criteria, especially for knitwear products.

Though the demand and importance of knitwear products are continuously growing in apparel industry, research focused on knitwear products was little examined in the context of consumer involvement and evaluative criteria.

Therefore, keeping in view the high demand and importance of magnetic ferrite nanoparticles, we report in this paper the effect of Zn doping on the structural, cationic distribution, and conductivity properties of nanocrystalline Ni-Cu-Zn ferrites.

When we are doing our job no one knows it--when we are not, then we become part of the spotlight and that hasn't happened". Byrne's recent rounds illustrated the demands and importance of a health inspector's work.

With the rapid development of cross-border e-commerce, the demand for and importance of cross-border logistics service (CBLS) also increase.

Getting every slot filled delivers an early lesson in probability; the value of statistical tests; the laws of supply and demand; and the importance of liquidity.When you start an album, your first sticker (they come in packs of five) has a 640/640 probability of being needed.

Taken together, these results indicate that aging differentially affects sensory circuits, perhaps reflecting differences in physiological demand and the importance of diverse sensory contexts as the animal ages.

The clinic administrator, who serves on the clinic's research committee, supported this perspective of competing research demands and the importance of physician perceived benefit in any new workflow process: "Again the value that the provider sees is key.

Since fatigue and reduced energy are commonly associated with depression and have been found to have a negative effect on work performance [ 29, 37], stamina and energy are addressed in CWH with close attention to the balance of work-life demands and the importance of maintaining meaningful activity participation outside of the realm of the workplace.

This feature makes exports and, consequently, domestic GDP much more sensitive to variations to foreign demand and raises the importance of foreign shocks to the domestic business cycle.

While exports to the United States might rebound this year, in the long run the decline in American demand and the growing importance of China represent a fundamental shift in the geopolitics of oil.