Sentence examples for importantly review from inspiring English sources

Under the plan, a three-member panel was approved by both sides to mediate disputes between the parties for the next two years and, more importantly, review the policies toward homeless families.

To me, death means to continue to live in a different form in another dimension where I will be able to meet all my dear ones who died before me and most importantly review all my past life on earth.

Importantly, reviewed evidence shows mitigation and even restoration do not support intertidal communities or processes equivalent to pre-disturbance conditions.

This group (included among the authors) first acted as a sounding board and second, and very importantly, reviewed the structure, design and content of the instrument at a consensus meeting in Trondheim in September, 2011.

Importantly, the review only included peer-reviewed articles published from 2000 to early 2013 and while the utmost care was taken to perform a thorough search, the possibility that evidence might have been missed cannot be excluded.

This paper contributes to the existing literature by reviewing all event studies for Turkey for the first time, but more importantly; this review leads to the upcoming event studies on Turkey by highlighting main components of a proper design.

However, this is far from established and, more importantly, the review was paid for by – who else? – the Hass Avocado Board.

Secondly, and perhaps most importantly, this review mentions only briefly the political and social forces underlying the trends described here.

More importantly, this review will provide a systematic overview of different methods for rational design of MOMs with biomimetic features.

Importantly, our review also introduces a new concept of engineering artificial BM platforms for reconstituting BBB models in vitro.

Importantly, judicial review is essentially on the sidelines of the important debates which determine the future direction of Australia's public policy in relation to migration (Chief Justice French, 2011, p. 27).