Sentence examples for importance in contributing from inspiring English sources
Challenge the stereotypes: Adolescent girls should be thought of for more than their reproductive potential, they are have great importance in contributing to their families and communities.
Those of major importance in contributing to the onset of dormancy include changes in temperature and photoperiod and the availability of food, water, oxygen, and carbon dioxide.
It says that "the student voice will be one of signal importance in contributing to the coming fees review and we expect the NUS [National Union of Students] to fully play its part in submitting evidence".
His importance in contributing to the understanding of physics is rivaled only by Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton" – NASA.
Consistencies between experiment and theory imply that secondary acoustic forces are of importance in contributing to a mechanism for removal, which is of the correct order to overcome surface-attractive forces on micron particles.
As indicated in the earlier discussion, a node purity value for each road attribute was produced using the random forest technique to identify its importance in contributing to the perceived satisfactions of bicyclists.
Variable importance measures (VIM) produced by RF were elicited to quantify the relative importance of genes in contributing to prediction accuracy (Fig. 3).
The benefits of this review would benefit university and research scholars, business incubator managers, policy makers and government and indeed businesses among others on the importance of incubation in contributing to firm performance.
These sensitivities are used to rank the importance of parameters in contributing to response uncertainties, and also serve within the predictive methodology as the weighting functions for propagating uncertainties of the model parameters and for assimilating measurements and simulations.
In addition to the advantages described in the introduction, we have demonstrated herein the importance of mismatches in contributing to the potency of RNA duplexes; the design of the siRNA library precludes mismatches because the siRNAs are encoded by opposing DNA strands and thus are eliminated in E. coli during cloning.
These patients stressed the importance of patients in contributing to an effective handover.
