Sentence examples for important that further from inspiring English sources
Mr. Moeller said it was "very important that further decisions are made through the Security Council" on whether Iraq has violated a Security Council resolution on inspections and disarmament.
Consequently, it is important that further studies are undertaken on the biocompatibility of this material and its antibacterial effect.
It is important that further research validating the SWBQb is carried out, paying special attention to convergent and discriminant validity, as there was some inconsistency in our results in these areas.
Therefore, to achieve optimum outcomes, it is important that further development takes place in collaboration between research and development, the standards community, and end-users testing out systems under proposal.
There has been little work as yet on the uncertainties associated with differencing products produced in this way for different years to assess changes due to deforestation, degradation, and forest growth: as REDD+ payments are effectively based on differences in carbon stocks, it is important that further work is done in this area.
It is important that further studies be performed to replicate, and possibly extend, the findings reported here.
Throwing more cold water on AWEA's bogus claims, there are important factors that further rebut AWEA's claims in the two heavy wind power states where electricity prices are not skyrocketing.
It was one of many important contributions that furthered our understanding of cancer and led to the Nobel Prize for Varmus and Bishop.
Equally, or more, important though is that further glycaemic deterioration could be prevented by pharmacological or non-pharmacological means [ 26].
We thank Dr. Oltmanns for her important comments that further emphasize the complexity of this issue, which indisputably requires further investigation.
Okaying the answer despite its low believability was mainly done when physicians thought adherence was not that important, or that further explorations would be awkward, mainly because the relation to the patient was fragile.
