Sentence examples for equivalent in importance from inspiring English sources

All three primary outcomes were considered equivalent in importance and thus, the Type I error was corrected for these multiple primary endpoints.

While in present clinical practice it is accepted to treat any change in protein expression (compared to normal tissues) as equivalent in importance, the findings in Table  1 suggest otherwise.

Exploration of these land change scenarios not only confirmed that a failure to act is likely to result in irreconcilable losses to a conservation network, but that all conservation plans are not equivalent in effect, highlighting the importance of analyzing tradeoffs between alternative conservation planning approaches.

As time went on, the office declined in importance and was often equivalent to that of a bailiff; the office and title persisted until the French Revolution.

However, if all bonds are taken as equivalent in the ring, an anomalous importance is attributed to weaker interactions, producing mathematically correct but physically unrealistic atomic polarizabilities.

Reader retention (and its equivalent with other types of media) will increase in importance as more of a site or network's income is directly derived from readers.

Excluding the early dose surrogate is equivalent to assuming a biologic model that has cancer risk from the exposure falling off in importance years after exposure.

Over time, crime and safety channels have grown in importance within the community to the point that Tolia now considers Nextdoor's "Neighborhood Watch" functionality to be equivalent in value to what photos have been for Facebook over the years.

Papermaking has grown in importance.

Staples are receding in importance.

Tourism is growing in importance.