Sentence examples for importance apparently from inspiring English sources

The elephant's tactical importance apparently stemmed in large part from its willingness to charge both men and horses and from the panic that it inspired in horses.

Nonetheless, what Alexis de Tocqueville wrote in 1832 about New England, where "the State itself, as compared with the town, has only a second importance," apparently still holds true.

Descartes' short remarks about a small gland in the middle of the brain which is of paramount importance apparently generated a lot of interest.

Over-stressing the importance of apparently large relative risks has often been criticized in the medical and popular scientific literature as misleading for patients and physicians.

The question of how and why a tumor kills the organism, owing to its importance, should apparently take the central place in cancer research: its solution could help, on the one hand, to get at the root of this disease, and on the other, to find effective treatment.

As TIMP-2 immunohistochemical staining combined with in situ hybridisation experiments detected the expression of TIMP-2 in gastric cancer tissue, primarily in peritumoral stromal cells rather than in malignant cells (Joo et al, 2000), we conclude that the localisation of TIMP-2 within the cancerous tissue might be of crucial importance but apparently not the total amount of the inhibitor.

Thus the importance of those apparently inert tags like "I suppose that... .. and "Now I see that... ..

Rather, saltational evolution as we consider it here, is targeted and relatively rapid change in specific characters (and their coding genes) of apparent survival importance while the overall genome apparently evolves at the same pace as in non-saltational, comparatively static, sister taxa.

Twinning, although of apparently secondary importance, presents something of an anomaly.

By increasing the relative importance of the classifier, apparently excellent separation between groups can be obtained but this is not always meaningful.

Sensitization is an elementary form of behavioral plasticity, perhaps equal in importance to habituation and apparently generated by somewhat different neuronal mechanisms [11].