Sentence examples for in relation to importance from inspiring English sources

Each paper that reached the final data extraction step was analysed using this matrix, and also in relation to: Importance of the paper to the review.

Instead of looking at per diem salaries, we need to look at salary in relation to the importance of the profession.

ProADM secretion increases during the immune response to viral or bacterial products in relation to the importance of the stimulation.

Three variables of religion were investigated in relation to survival: importance of affiliation, church attendance and listening to religious media.

In relation to the importance of the NHS, Mr Davies said: "It was probably the top issue that people wanted to talk about on the doorsteps.

Implications are discussed in relation to the importance of reporting mechanisms, awareness raising with parents and the need to recognize sexual agency and resilience in many adolescents.

Now the essential content of a piece of text is reduced to a list of concept numbers and their relative "weight" in relation to their importance in the text.

Results were analyzed to determine the level of use and understanding in relation to the importance of periconceptional folic acid in the prevention of neural tube defects by primary language and educational level.

In this proof of method study we show how public preferences could be incorporated into policy decisions in a way that respects both the multi-criterial nature of those decisions, and the heterogeneity of the population in relation to the importance assigned to relevant criteria.

A general understanding has emerged among both strategy and entrepreneurship researchers in relation to the importance of the role that networks play in successful emergence and growth of entrepreneurial firms (e.g., Birley 1985; Larson and Starr 1993; Reese and Aldrich 1995; Hansen 1995; Stuart et al. 1999; Hite 2000).

I think the President spoke to us as adults about the single biggest security threat to the country, an issue on par with the economy in relation to its importance (an economic recovery is no good if we don't have our way of life).