Sentence examples for important usual from inspiring English sources

Another important usual operator norm inequality which will be used in this section says that for any positive operators, we have (see [11]) (2.5).

Multivariable analyses were performed, and among important usual prognostic parameters (sex, age, SBP, AHF, diabetes mellitus, LVEF, body mass index, glycaemia, haemoglobin and creatinine), only NGAL (OR 1.939, 95% CI (1.313 to 2.863), p<0.001) and LVEF (OR 0.913, 95% CI (0.879 to 0.948), p<0.001) were identified as independent predictive factors of 1-year mortality.

If you are riding a long distance than comfort is even more important than usual.

This year, it seems even more important than usual not to chase performance.

But the budget resolution this year was more important than usual for two reasons.

That has made every connection more important than usual, campaign officials say.

That in turn makes November's elections to state legislatures much more important than usual.

The G.O.P. candidate was there to meet college students, who will be more important than usual in the state's Presidential caucus.

More important, the usual earnings and other accounting metrics, particularly when used as quarterly and annual measures, are not reliably linked to the long-term cash flows that produce shareholder value.

This sharp acceleration in inequality is likely to frame the agenda at the annual World Economic Forum this week, and it will make the informal conversations that are its hallmark even more important than usual.

Mr. Greenspan has long paid close attention to bond spreads, and the narrowing of those spreads is more important than usual in the current atmosphere of uncertainty about Iraq.