Sentence examples for foremost question that from inspiring English sources

12, 15, 20 But the foremost question that we address is whether structure-based similarity (referred to as structural similarity) correlates with gene expression-based similarity (referred to as transcriptomic similarity) across a large number of compounds and biological conditions.

The first question that was asked by people when we started DreamWorks is "How are these three egos going to ever survive together?" But a partnership is first and foremost about giving.

First and foremost the question that needs to be addressed is whether the new corifollitropin alfa regimen results in the same success rates as a daily FSH regimen with GnRH antagonist co-treatment.

And as to African art's pertinence to Western concerns, suffice it to say that almost all the sculpture in this exhibition is asking a question that is foremost on the mind of many Americans in the early stages of the presidential campaign: what are the qualities we want and need in our political leaders?

The question that had been foremost on the minds of fans — whether this would be the week Mickelson supplanted Tiger Woods atop the rankings where he has spent the past 501 weeks — had given way to another, admittedly hypothetical, question.

"What can I provide to society as a result of my efforts in this field?" is a question that should be foremost in every engineer's mind.

First and foremost are the questions that have arisen because of the clumsy way the story was told.

It's a question that seems particularly moot because we're accustomed to understanding parliamentary conflicts as shaped, first and foremost, by the deliberate political choices of the leaders.

The first and foremost question concerns the exact mechanisms that lead to spontaneous resolution of inflammation in gout.

"Membership is not our foremost question," she said.

The foremost question for the Times is financial.