Sentence examples for extended importance from inspiring English sources
With the lifespan of humans has been extended, importance of 'life quality' has been increased.
Moreover, control and monitoring capabilities, automatic configuration of the grid, and active involvement of consumers in energy production extend the importance of smart grids.
A value added approach extends the importance of place beyond the physical context for people with complex conditions and incorporates essential symbolic and relational concepts of value – being of value (for family members), having value (for residents) and giving value (for staff).
The present study extends the importance of the TCA cycle beyond its classical role in oxidative phosphorylation and anabolic reactions to the homeostasis of ROS.
Glycan array analysis of other WT viruses confirms and extends the importance of this single amino acid on receptor specificity of H9N2 viruses (Fig 5).
Thus, our results not only validate the previous model in 2D gradients but also extend the importance of the receptor desensitization mechanism from gradient sensing to cell migration and trafficking in complex gradient environments.
The outcome of our study is consistent with these findings and helps extend the importance of endothelial injury and dysfunction in ARDS to pediatric populations.
Despite the slight structural differences between GCN5 and PCAF, we believe that our results extend the importance of this residue as a substrate reader required for crosstalk functionality.
Our current studies extend the importance of AREG in pubertal mammary gland development to also include P-induced AREG as a mediator of EB formation and proliferation.
Its increase in the normoxic conditions and different AT-MSCs/SKBR3 coculture model further extends its importance in stromal/breast cancer interactions.
More generally, our results confirm and extend the importance of the interplay between SUMOylation and phosphorylation in dictating the spatial and temporal specificity of substrate SUMOylation.
