Sentence examples for importance to development of from inspiring English sources

At present, our nation attaches more and more importance to development of LNG industry, and LNG terminal is an important part of LNG industry chain.

Other professionals "in the field" (not based in Miami, but in other areas of the world in the film industry) will be of tremendous importance to development of sponsorship, programming, and alliances,  for the Cinematheque and MBIFF.

The increased apparent dimerization constant imparted by adding a second equivalent binding site is of significant importance to development of allosteric regulators, and is expected to be present in the intact receptor as well as the LBD (see SI).

Programmed cell death (PCD) is of fundamental importance to development and defense in animals and plants.

It provides information that will be of importance to the development of Primary Health Networks in Australia and for development of primary healthcare internationally.

Of particular importance to the development of human models of cancer, these co-cultures can be set up and maintained in a completely animal-free environment by adapting the reagents used.

They represent an important family of proteins controlling activities of the organism that regulate traits important for growth, development, stress response, pathogenesis, and toxin production, therefore are of importance to the development of fungicides for intervention.

Qualitative literature regarding the use of technologies in mental health care is scarce; yet, this type of data remains of vital importance to the development of the field and to the improvement of patient care.

Understanding the impact of cancer and treatment on adolescent QOL is of central importance to the development of family supports and interventions to sustain adolescent development.

The bifunctional catalysts for both oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) and oxygen evolution reaction (OER) are of importance to the development of electrochemical energy systems such as reversible fuel cells, metal-air batteries, and water electrolyzers.

Identification of co-expressed and regulatory genes in RNA extracted from relevant tissues representing lean and obese individuals provides an entry point for the identification of genes and pathways of importance to the development of obesity.