Sentence examples for importance consisted of from inspiring English sources

For the purpose of the present study a priori definition of clinical importance consisted of only the scores of "much better" and "better" on the PGIC scales.

Previous studies have shown that much of the excess mortality after a hip fracture may be linked to the fracture per se (Vestergaard et al. 2007b), and the primary prevention may thus be of overriding importance (consisting of measures to prevent the hip fracture from occurring at all).

The preservative mixture applied to the material in Tronshart House, which is of a less architectural importance, consisted only of ammonium and magnesium sulfates, probably for economy reasons.

Thus, its importance consists in definition of dynamics of the regional market of intellectual property which level also defines productivity of the TID's strategy and prospects of its development.

The first case is related to the analysis of a cylindrical tank with no bladder, and its importance consists in the determination of the correct computational fluid dynamics setup for sloshing simulations.

The first stage of realizing the importance of gender consisted of the cataloguing of the explicit misogyny of most of the canon.

A survey developed consisted of importance ratings of SDM aspects, in a four-point Likert scale from not important to very important, was identified from the qualitative study.

The measure of perceived importance of substance use prevention consisted of 6 items about prevention for justice-involved youth under community supervision; item wording appears in Table 1.

The five point rating scale consisted of: (0) of no importance; (1) of little importance; (2) of some importance; (3) very important; and (4) extremely important.

Because no quantitative indicators of road traffic on a national scale are available, Navteq function classes were used to characterize the roads on the basis of their importance in the network: Class 1 consisted of high-speed freeways and bypasses, class 2 of main roads connecting class 1 roads, and class 3 of secondary roads.

Overall, approximately one quarter of the army consisted of cavalry troops but their importance is uncertain.