In exchange, the Met will receive long-term loans of objects from Italian collections of "equivalent importance and beauty".
Symmetrical positions, for example, p1 and p1′, are considered of equivalent importance.
Changes to body composition may be of equivalent importance as the weight change per se.
Of equivalent importance, therapy with high potency vitamin D metabolites or their analogs may subserve an important role in the management of these diseases.
The column boxes (left to right, x-axis) indicated priority ranking from 'less important' to 'more important' for the NHS; boxes within columns (y-axis) were assumed to be of equivalent importance, and no item or box indicated unimportance.
It, thus, appears from the expression profiling analysis, that MCF-7 sublines can show substantial differences at both the genomic and RNA expression levels and this strongly suggests that the genomic differences could translate into phenotypic differences of possibly equivalent importance.
One may at first find it surprising that a man of such importance in Jerusalem the equivalent of a Western archbishop should have taken so long a time to discover the competent authorities, who were right there ready to hand, but one is often surprised in Jerusalem at the lack of knowledge and interest shown by the various groups in one another's affairs.
Conversion of the measured level of carbon into carbon dioxide equivalent depicted the importance of these kinds of pastoral ecosystems in offsetting atmospheric greenhouse gases that could influence the global climate.
These crosses display delayed onset of Aß pathology relative to their murine equivalents, emphasising the importance of interspecies differences [ 30].
An application of the equivalent factors illustrates the importance of considering heterogeneity in pedestrian walkway design.
