Sentence examples for greater importance over from inspiring English sources

As a news release from the Transportation Department put it, "The Wittpenn Bridge replacement project has taken on greater importance over the past year due to an increase in fatal accidents along the existing bridge and its approaches".

Conventional superimposition planes, such as the Frankfurt horizontal (FH) plane, or the anterior cranial base plane (SN), although widely encountered in orthodontic literature, would imply that two points out of the whole would be of greater importance over the others.

In response to these recommendations, clinical skills training has gained greater importance over the years [ 2, 3] and runs alongside theoretical learning to seek synergy between components of learning in UK medical schools.

The nonlinear features of solitary waves in dusty plasmas have been of great importance over the last many years due to their wide range of applications in space, astrophysical and laboratory environments [1, 2, 3].

Using only in vivo data, PCA clustered the individual MCF7 and MDA-MB-231 stroma experiments separately and they were also well separated from the untransplanted mammary gland transcriptome, with MCF7 clustering roughly midway (considering the greater importance of PC1 over PC2) between the untransplanted experiment and the MDA-MB-231 stroma (Fig.  4c).

It is suspected that signalling from over-expressed ErbB2 through ERK1/2 contributes to disease progression, but some studies suggest that signalling pathways other than the ERK1/2 pathway may be of equal or greater importance in tumours exhibiting ErbB2 over-expression [ 26].

Composition is clearly of greater importance when particles dissolve over time with the body than when they are insoluble and excreted or stored without any appreciable dissolution.

This seems to be the case for several studies using the EDS as a complement to the assessment tools that give greater importance to perinatal depression over other risks [ 6, 7, 91].

These results are consistent with a departure from migration-drift equilibrium and a greater importance of genetic drift over migration in structuring this species at smaller spatial scales [ 8].

This finding is most probably due to using a single baseline measurement only (Segerstrom, 2003) instead of using repeated measurement of psychosocial factors and thus it does not indicate a greater importance of personality-related elements over psychosocial and stress factors.

"I think part of it is reflective of the greater importance of sports in our society over the last 15 or 20 years," Dr. Fish said.