Sentence examples for importance as compared from inspiring English sources

Execution of this step is necessary since experienced teachers should be given higher importance as compared to other stakeholders and voice of students or other project staff with huge development experiences could not be bypassed.

Since VANETs are poised to support critical road safety related applications in a highly dynamic environment, communication reliability along the end-to-end route is of prime importance as compared to other design criterion such as the number of hops along the route, as investigated in [20].

"It is often seen as a mere formality and not given importance as compared to bigger issues such as poverty and hunger," says Regional Building Relationships Advisor Ming Viado of the non-governmental organization Plan Asia.

There was a feeling that many of the activities carried out by residents, such as burning trash, were of a scale that was smaller in importance as compared to the major polluters, namely the industries and dump sites.

This index considers the area residual variance in the calculation of the ORs of the area level variables, and indicates the extent to which the area variable under study is of importance as compared with residual area variations.

There was a significant difference between the two groups for only one item – 'facility is clean and comfortable' – with women in the community sample rating this with higher importance as compared to the TBTC sample (4.96 vs. 4.83; p = 0.04).

As the pattern modes require fewer bits compared to the 16 × 16 mode, the reduced λ signifies less importance in bits as compared to the distortion in the minimization of Lagrangian cost function.

There was greater variation in variable importance for unstructured as compared to structured missingness.

An alternative explanation may be the relative importance of VEGF, as compared to other angiogenic factors, in metastatic breast cancer.

Development and use gain importance as themes, compared to other periods.

The 10 empirical evidence factors (based on the Weatherly scale 11) were consistently scored as being of 'limited importance, not important or not used' as compared to the practical evidence factors (based on a work undertaken by Gkeradakis et al 7).