Reading researchers (e.g., Trabasso and van den Broek1985; Trabasso et al.1984; Warren et al.1979) and linguists (e.g., Noordman and de Blijzer2000; Schleppegrell and Achugar2003; Veel and Coffin1996) not only agree that causation is an important ordering concept for text comprehension but that variations on causal constructions impact readers' mental representations of texts.
As discussed in previous section, we use the KM algorithm to rank the pairs of semantic types and relation predicates and retain the most important ordered pairs for the seed topic.
A gender-balanced EU commission is important in order for it to represent all European citizens, not only 200 million European men.
John Cornwell, a spokesman for 3M, said that the company increased Maxair's price by almost 10percentt in each of the last three years, because the increases "were important in order for 3M to continue to make this product".
In Afghanistan, we've made very tough decisions because we felt it was very important, in order for an effective transition out of Afghanistan to take place, for us to be pushing back against the Taliban's momentum.
Mr. Netanyahu added, "The resolve that was demonstrated by Canada is highly important in order for the Iranians to realize that they cannot continue their race toward nuclear weapons".
Finally, robustness to model uncertainties is important in order for the missile to achieve its objective in the physical environment.
Hence, the understanding of quantum characteristics of nano systems is important in order for developing future technologies in the electronic industry relevant to nano dimension.
Table 2 shows that viewing skills are assumed to be important in order for students to become engaged citizens, and writing a brochure is added in the Reading and Language Component learning outcome for the media literacy assessment.
Preliminary studies show that the presence of one or more methoxy groups at the phenyl ring of ethacrynic acid is important in order for the ethacrynic acid analogues to demonstrate an inhibitory effect on the migration.
