Sentence examples for importantly considerable from inspiring English sources

Importantly, considerable variations in recruitment rates have been found.

Importantly, considerable co-localization of PfSRP54 with PfNOP1 in early stages of parasite development i.e. merozoite and ring stages was observed.

Importantly, considerable evidence suggests that obesity and inflammation are significantly related [ 163, 486, 575, 581, 642, 647- 664], not least because adipocytes produce and release various adipokines including pro-inflammatory cytokines such as IL-6 and TNF-α [ 575, 649, 650, 665- 671].

The message behind this exercise is that good scientific writing requires a solid command of the language and of the knowledge domain in question, and, importantly, a considerable amount of time and effort.

#68 - The consequences of protectionism would more importantly involve considerable falls in our standard of living and inflation (after all protectionism leads to more expensive imports and via trade wars to reduced export markets).

Importantly, a considerable number (39%) of SCD events affect individuals of working age.

Importantly, a considerable amount has also been learned about the intracellular signalling pathways and transcription factors that regulate programmed cell death in sympathetic neurons.

Importantly, despite considerable noise in the data, the utility of these networks goes beyond merely describing the rough landscape of biomolecular systems.

The immunological recovery was comparable to other studies, although importantly a considerable number of HIV-infected patients died or were lost to follow-up during the first year of cART possibly influencing this latter analysis by a selection bias.

Importantly, the considerable latitude-dependent differences in vulnerability that we observed were repeatable across the two studied populations within a given latitude and occurred, while none of the populations had a history of metal contamination.

41 80 Importantly, a considerable number of studies were performed in the USA, with a specific billing and quality evaluation system; hence, some quality metrics and coding systems may not be applicable to other countries.