Sentence examples for important in comparison to from inspiring English sources

Because the NI theory of migraine, specifically PPE, was no longer tenable, the role of CGRP-induced neurogenic vasodilatation was suggested to be of primary importance, that is oedema is less important in comparison to vasodilatation in the stimulation of meningeal nociceptors.

But Start-Up Chile's communication manager Catalina Bräuchle is adamant that the bureaucracy issues "aren't important in comparison to the other things you get in the programme".

Modeling sea level residual in the Mediterranean Sea is of particular interest because the response of the sea to the atmospheric forcing may be important in comparison to the tidal amplitudes.

The final results confirmed that the particle acceleration, gravitational and Saffman lift forces are not important in comparison to the electrical field and flow field forces for the EHDA apparatus and conditions used in this study.

Although income is deemed to be important, in comparison to other factors it contributes the least to depression.

Discount and value of life-year-lost variables were very important in comparison to the life-expectancy uncertainties (figure 1B).

This relative nature of the changes amongst the world's kilogram prototypes is often misreported in the popular press, and even some notable scientific magazines, which often state that the IPK simply "lost 50µg" and omit the very important caveat of "in comparison to its official copies".

In this case, the C4 route to benzene formation plays an important role in comparison to the C3 pathway.

In the case of the first electrode electrostatic attraction plays the more important role in comparison to the case of the second where stable adsorption of the redox probe takes place.

Another important shift in comparison to Thomas Aquinas lies in Henry's identification of the concepts of 'being' and 'thing', i.e. the essentialist interpretation of being.

This is an important advantage in comparison to piezoelectric inkjet heads which have either stringent requirements towards ink rheology or have to be designed specifically for a certain type of ink.