Sentence examples for equally crucially from inspiring English sources

It brings together several aspects of psychological research and differs in crucial respects from expected-utility theory although, equally crucially, it shares its advantage of being able to be modelled mathematically.

Equally crucially from the BBC's stance, after that, the corporation would take over control of the policy.

Equally crucially, Americans conducted operations that the Italian police lacked the legal authority to do in their own country — making drug buys, for example, and eavesdropping and conducting electronic surveillance.

The dating is equally problematic; crucially, it is not clear whether it was written before or after Buridan's treatise, but some scholars (Lagerlund 2000, chapter 6) have argued that at any rate Pseudo-Scotus displays no knowledge of Buridan's treatise (likewise, there is no obvious evidence that Buridan was familiar with Pseudo-Scotus' text).

A basic premise of our understanding of the origins of child and adolescent psychopathology is that both genes and the environment are crucially and equally important.

Crucially, robust and equally strong associations with physician-diagnosed and screen-detected diabetes would provide evidence against detection/ascertainment bias.

Crucially, like Blizzard's equally addictive Hearthstone, it's perfectly possible to enjoy the game without making a single in-game purchase (ie with real-world money).

As a model, he was crucially important.

Crucially, all such threats are now deemed equally valid.

In this case we are left equally in the dark about the financial terms — and crucially whether Rocket has managed to turn any of those past issues around.

More crucially, these goals need to be matched by equally bold financial commitments that will turn the ambitious sustainable development agenda into tangible progress for the health and rights of women.