Sentence examples for importance is ascribed from inspiring English sources

So much importance is ascribed to that role.

Considerable importance is ascribed to the ability of Twenty20 to make cricket crowds more diverse, but the fans at Lord's were a mixture of young people in for free on their Easter holidays, couples, retirees and groups of thirtysomethings taking time off work.

This might be the reason for (part of) the lower acceptance of complications and conversions and the fact that the less importance was ascribed to the speed of recovery in patients scheduled for AH as compared with patients scheduled for LH.

Less importance was ascribed to connecting with trainees, while some physicians felt that in their work with trainees 'a connection' was established naturally through regular interaction.

If the identity is ascribed, and emphasized, by the larger society, it may be difficult to reduce its importance in one's own practical reasoning.

Beauty itself is ascribed to anything that gives pleasure.

The local Church is ascribed to him.

IL-8 importance in malignancies has been ascribed to angiogeneis promotion.

Further, using such an additive strategy implies that the risk of false positives may be minimized since effects of single genes must be in consensus with the effects from other genes in the pathway before they will be ascribed any importance.

Folds have been recently highlighted for their mechanical importance in thin sheets [11] [12] and are ascribed to play a role in the expansion of hornbeam leaves [13].

These results identify an important role for the PDK1/PKB pathway during thymocyte differentiation, but show that the importance of PDK1 in the thymus cannot be ascribed solely to its role upstream of PKB.