Sentence examples for elevated importance from inspiring English sources

These effects increase with pressure for both H2 flames and for the C7H16 flames indicating the elevated importance of proper cross-diffusion modeling at large pressures.

These cinematic techniques lend the film, and the film's two dueling monarchs, an air of elevated importance.

While verbal proclamation is still essential today, we need to acknowledge the elevated importance of verbal communication as a means passing on knowledge and information in Francis' time.

The President's decision to create a position of Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues is unprecedented, and reflects the elevated importance of these issues to the President and his entire Administration.

The affiliation rules thus allowed them to keep their elevated importance in a group once it was achieved, and enjoy any potential benefits that could come with it.

For Tripterygion delaisi nuclear mRNA splicing via the spliceosome is one of the three enriched biological functions differentially expressed for the territorial male, indicating the elevated importance of exon joining and possibly alternative splicing in territorial males.

Robinson's growth has mirrored the maturation of this stateside generation's palate as it moves beyond "EDM"; that growth is what gives Worlds an elevated cultural importance.

Applying a non-linear eQTL approach we observed that genomic signature alterations of GBMs largely translated into elevated normalized importance scores of corresponding tag-loci and high frequencies of associated pathways.

Drone strikes are now so much a part of the landscape that some believe it gives the group an elevated sense of importance in a region where its impact is considerably less than its more radical peers, such as Isis in Iraq and Syria, and Boko Haram in Nigeria.

WASHINGTON -- With the race for president between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama now shifting into high gear, politicians, journalists and the general public are scrutinizing each new poll, with every small swing in one direction or another elevated to outsized importance.

The European polecat was first commercially farmed for its fur in Great Britain during the 1920s, but was only elevated to economic importance in Finland in 1979.