Sentence examples for importance was reflected from inspiring English sources

Their importance was reflected on Wednesday with a huge amount said about them.

The acquisition's importance was reflected by the number of high calibre politicians and industry executives flanking Tatsuro Ishizuka, chief executive of Hitachi's power systems company, at a hastily arranged press conference in the wake of the announcement.

Calcium ion is the most important signal entity in cell, its importance is reflected in present work by differential regulation of transcripts of several associated proteins, up-regulation of a calmodulin-like protein (AK070889), Os12g0556500 (aK110372) a calmodulin-binding protein-like protein and Os06g0683400 (an111852) an EF-hand domain containing protein, similar to CCD1 (Table 1).

He said that in large part Microsoft's importance is reflected in the size of the company.

Its importance is reflected not only in the level of education obtained but in the fact that it continues to play a major role in helping to cope with problems and correcting deficiencies in business training.

Its importance is reflected in the number of codes that can perform simulations over a broad range of levels of theory and length scales [1 5], and the enormous investments in experimental facilities that can also produce large data that is often difficult or impossible to reproduce.

Its undeniable importance is reflected in the establishment of Millennium Development Goal No. 6. Unprecedented amounts of funding have been committed and disbursed over the past two decades.

Its physiological importance is reflected in the effects on tumor growth [ 66].

The growing recognition of its importance is reflected by its inclusion in key clinical guidelines [ 1].

In the special case of drug design their importance is reflected in their wide-range application from drug discovery to lead molecule optimization [ 4].

Its importance is reflected in modern taxonomy, which recognizes eudicots with two and monocots with one cotyledon, as monophyletic groups (Crane et al., 1994).