Sentence examples for in equal importance from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to forget a sentence like this, from "Atonement": "The world, the social world, was unbearably complicated, with two billion voices, and everyone's thoughts striving in equal importance and everyone's claim on life as intense, and everyone thinking they were unique, when no one was".
They specify that workers' income or utility maximisation guides workers to choose particular jobs over others, but, in equal importance, jobs or groups of occupations available to workers and the mechanism that assigns workers to jobs need to be considered.
While the café became his DJing headquarters, in equal importance, it was a place where young queer people could hang out, draw, eat good food, and get to know each other.
Life scientists are acutely aware of the technologies that produce large data sets, but the steady increase in computational power is of equal importance in supporting discoveries at a systems level in understanding the interaction of environmental agents with biological systems, and how those interactions may produce adverse consequences.
A hint that the accumulation of regulatory T cells in the gravid uterus is of equal importance in human pregnancies comes from the finding that the number of decidual regulatory T cells in spontaneous abortions is dramatically decreased [8].
Thus, for Neuroticism, both additive and non-additive genetic effects seem to be operating, which seem to be the same in males and females, and of equal importance in males and females.
In cases where both processes of almost equal importance in determining component life their interaction or coupling becomes critical.
New analytical theoretical developments, such as mesoscopic and extended mean-field theories, are of equal importance in reaching progress in this field.
The question is whether other factors are of equal importance in improving quality in nursing practice.
Furthermore, it is not clear whether the factors leading to poor attainment of treatment targets in previous audits with older populations are of equal importance in our population.
We conclude that quality in this context is multidimensional, residing in nine domains of equal importance, and is assessed by a set of 30 quality indicators.
