Sentence examples for importance were considered from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the performances of EPSO and BPSO, three criteria, following their importance, were considered: LOOCV classification accuracy, the number of selected genes, and computational times.

Both point estimates and model averaged estimates of base frequencies, relative substitution rates, transition/transversion rate ratio (ti/tv), the alpha shape of the gamma distribution for rate variation among sites (a), the proportion of invariable sites (pinv), and parameter importance were considered (see Posada and Buckley 2004).

Items were considered for final inclusion if clarity, frequency and importance were considered high, if clarity and importance were high together with low frequency, and also if frequency and importance were high and clarity low; in this latter situation the item was included but modified to enhance clarity.

Conversely, for a texture without sharp edges the level of importance is considered low and low resolution is enough to express such texture.

Item ranking was included for this reason and in items where relative importance was considered to be of more relevance, ranking was used to measure ordinal importance.

Their importance is considered more beneficial particularly in remote areas that are characterised by difficult terrain, poor communication and transportation and high illiteracy.

In Colombia, studies that do not seek to generate generalizable knowledge, but rather to answer specific questions of public health importance are considered "public health operational investigations".

We have deliberately not sought to describe detailed criticisms specific to the Sheffield model because these are less likely to have transferable implications but their importance was considered within the analysis.

Family history has been recognized as a significant risk factor, with an OR of 7 in an Australian study (16), even if in a recent trial its importance was considered questionable (4).

The domains functional state (ranking 1; importance 1) and symptoms (ranking 2; importance 1) were considered the most important domains.

Whereas the majority of the findings were of low clinical importance, 35.2% were considered of high and moderate clinical significance.