Sentence examples for importance at high from inspiring English sources

Despite its importance at high redshifts, the H2 molecule is not a particularly efficient coolant.

The detailed treatment of the local electrostatic potential is of special importance at high ionic strength solution (I≥0.1 M), where the Coulomb cage radius is in the order of 2 3 water molecules.

After the DWT decomposition, it is clear that the DWT coefficients have successively decreasing importance at higher decomposition levels.

Studying the effects of GWs of tropospheric origin in the thermosphere has a long history (see Yiğit and Medvedev 2015 for more detail); however, their dynamical importance at higher altitudes has not been fully recognized until recently.

In this case, the temperature for the coating process shows significant importance: at higher temperatures, the CdSe cores begin to grow via Ostwald ripening, and deteriorate their size distribution, finally lead to broader spectral line widths; while the lower temperature will result in incomplete decomposition of the precursors and the reduced crystallinity of the ZnS shell.

Thus, for Hsp90, it is difficult to assign the principal physiological role(s) that may be of increased importance at higher temperatures [ 22] and that may reflect the fluctuating expression pattern of its transcript in response to short and long periods of thermal exposure.

After calcination at 1100 °C both the surface area and TPR profiles were similar, indicating that the preparation method is of little importance at this high temperature due to interaction between the phases.

The range of concentrations at which FNR and Fld display protection in this work overlap both situations described and thereby it is possible that the two phenomena are occurring with cell death gaining importance at the higher concentrations tested.

Issues that are important contributors to between country differences in CE at a low threshold need not be of equal importance at a higher threshold.

This makes intuitive sense and equates to an overall change score of 7. In the studies evaluated we found a change score of 8 or more equated to statistical importance at the higher threshold of 2.77 SEM.

We argued for the importance of sensitivity at high specificity and of magnitude of difference in marker levels between cases and controls as performance metrics and demonstrated the importance of stratifying analyses by histological type of ovarian cancer.