Sentence examples for importance with reference from inspiring English sources

The questionnaire used the 5-point Likert scale ranging from "not important at all" to "very important" for each descriptor, eliciting teacher participants' opinions on its importance with reference to their teaching experience.

Time series analysis, modeling and forecasting constitutes a tool of paramount importance with reference to a wide range of scientific purposes in meteorology (e.g. precipitation, humidity, temperature, solar radiation, floods and draughts).

In 1919 the federal government established the Historic Sites and Monuments Board to advise on matters of national historic importance, with particular reference to commemoration or preservation.

This chapter reviews algal diversity and economic importance with special reference to the processes of algal biosorption and bioaccumulation.

The selection of the reactive media to be used is of paramount importance, with particular reference to permeability and reactivity.

I have already mentioned the importance of secrecy with reference to this regimental headquarters, which not only kept the records of the position of the army group, but also that of its neighboring units, and on which the intentions of the army group were clearly recognizable.

Their therapeutic importance is growing with reference to the critical bacterial infections being potentially caused by methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.

He noted that he had published in all three areas into which Williams divided Sanskrit literature, and disputed Williams's views on the relative importance of Vedic literature with reference to a review of one of his publications by Wilson.

Results are discussed with reference to the importance of self-object associations in cognition.

Sewell stressed the importance of electing the right person, with reference to his experience and Hart being an unknown quantity.

Themes were prioritised according to how frequently they were identified, but also with reference to the importance assigned by the auditors.