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The secondary and tertiary sectors have less importance in indigenous communities than in other societies and, again, in all cases, the self-employment rate is higher for the indigenous population than for the non-indigenous population.
The relative small importance of well studied properties like the topological overlap (o_{ij}) could be due to the Granovetter effect, i.e. because (o_{ij}) and (w_{ij}) are moderately correlated, the former will have less importance in the model since its effect is already included in (w_{ij}).
A further possibility is that the Akt knockout study used fetal liver cells to generate B cells, and it is possible that Akt may have less importance in embryonic rather than adult B cells.
Although sexual dysfunction was commonly reported, subjects perceived it had less importance in quality of life than did other factors possibly because of adaptation to the impact of chronic illness on sexual function.
In line with European developments, contemporary demographic goals have less importance than in the earlier decades, and there has been a growing interest in leave policies closely related to the attention paid to increasing female labor force participation and balancing work and family life.
However, in children aged 5 this may have less importance than in older children.
The most commonly applied criteria for FISH positivity is complex, has yet to be validated when prospectively applied to a clinical trial and seems to have less importance when comparing outcomes in patients treated with TKIs vs second-line chemotherapy (Douillard et al, 2010).
However, of the variables describing the health situation at hospitalization only the personal ADL influenced the QoL one year after discharge from the hospital, which is in line with a review finding the health variables to have less importance for QoL over time in older persons compared to middle-aged persons [ 7].
Market towns such as Wensley, Carperby, and Askrigg grew up in the valley, but they now have less importance than the newer centres of Leyburn and Hawes.
The finding of symptoms being a strong predictor of change has less importance for future design in OA trials since a common inclusion criterion is at least moderate pain and functional limitations to be able to detect a clinically relevant improvement from the intervention applied.
