Sentence examples for has the paramount from inspiring English sources
Thus, it could be stated that the nano-biocomposite scaffold of chitosan gelatin alginate nHAp has the paramount importance for applications in bone tissue-engineering in future regenerative therapies.
In the light of the foregoing, our question is whether the state or the Federal Government has the paramount right and power to determine in the first instance when, how, and by what agencies, foreign or domestic, the oil and other resources of the soil of the marginal sea, known or hereafter discovered may be exploited.
Although the book includes stories about who picks up his dirty socks (he does) and who has the paramount role in raising their daughters (she does), the book also takes seriously Michelle Obama's political opinions and the attempts (by her and her husband's campaign) to tweak her personality for public consumption.
Medicine did not deal with dying and death until the birth - some 50 years ago - of the hospice movement, which has the paramount merit of having focused the need of caring for dying persons in order to provide them the best quality of life achievable in their conditions.
Foremost, OVT scientists have the paramount responsibility of fingerprinting geophysical trends of Tungurahua´s activity and providing early warnings before heightened eruptive activity.
All the items came directly from patients and this patient origin had the paramount influence in our decisions concerning the development of the scale.
It is also reported that pH has the most paramount effect on the adsorption capacity, concretely in the range of 2.9 5.9.
UNICEF has highlighted the paramount role that the care provided to a child has on his/her growth [ 28].
For weeks, "Permanent Residence" has been the paramount topic of discussion in the Russian-language media.
"They get along so well they go on vacation together every summer," marveled David Geffen, who has known the Paramount executives for years.
Global Crossing has become the paramount planetary utility, poised to exploit the emerging bandwidth abundance on land and the continuing bandwidth scarcity at sea.
