Sentence examples for importance by which from inspiring English sources

The structural design of materials at the length scales from atomic levels to macro scales is of great importance, by which the physico-chemical characteristics of materials at nano scales fade the boundaries between physics, chemistry and biology.

The right to vote is a primary right, a right of fundamental importance by which other rights are protected.

Despite their established importance, the mechanism by which chaperonins facilitate protein folding remains unknown.

Despite their importance, the mechanism by which passenger domains of ATs pass the OM is still unclear.

As a grandfather, he instilled in us values of kindness and the importance of family by which we have lived our lives.

Both the government and the arts agencies have recently begun to talk about the economic importance of culture – by which they mean the West End or the film industry.

And there is another date of importance - 31 January, by which time, the World Council says, Todt and Ecclestone will produce their own conclusions as to what they will do with their apparent new mandate.

Our present data clearly demonstrate the importance of TLR4 by which phagocytes promote their own activation via expression and secretion of endogenous ligands of this receptor.

However, despite their value for the early detection of breast cancer and potential prognostic importance, the mechanisms by which mammary microcalcifications form are unclear at best.

The purpose of this book is to make the science of epidemic diseases accessible and understandable; to guide the general reader through the maze of contagious diseases, their past importance, the means by which we came to understand them, and how they may affect our future.

After 1805 he attached increased importance to the will, by which man could cause his body to move.