'give the same importance' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to indicate that two or more things should be considered equally important or deserving of equal consideration. For example, "We should give the same importance to our mental and physical health."
However, the experiments could not ascertain if a user would have given the same importance to the chair's historical identity over comfort.
The same dataset was analysed in [16], via the STREAM algorithm, but they used the Euclidean distance, which is a global distance that gives the same importance to all the variables.
The second is that, although the layout is simple, it's quite unique--instead of having a "links" page, links to information on other sites are given the same importance as original articles.
(2) Note that, as anticipated, in this second case we have given the same importance to the directions Y and X, but the dimension of the space on which we perform the minimisation is almost doubled.
Finally, we discussed the different possibilities for grouping and classifying people (when taking into account distinct traits), giving the same importance to cryptic (such as human blood types, for example) and obvious variable traits (such as skin color).
The environmental impacts were calculated by means of the Life Cycle Assessment tool SimaPro 7.1, while the economic-environmental convenience was evaluated by combining in a simple multicriteria analysis, the annual total per capita cost (€/inhabitants/year) and the annual total per capita environmental impact (kEco-indicator point/inhabitants/year), giving the same importance to each criteria.
In conformity with the German Civil Code and the German Product Liability Act, an instruction for use is an essential part of every product delivery and its creation is given the same importance and diligence like the remaining product components [23].
Thus some dimensions that should contribute less to the total variance are given the same importance as more powerful dimensions when calculating the total score.
The expression profile of human genes was assumed to be uniform, not only due to the lack of expression data in human T-cells, but with the aim of giving the same importance to all genes, including those with low expression in host cells.
