Sentence examples for indirect importance from inspiring English sources

Some oak species of East Asia are of indirect importance for humans.

While the attitudes towards giving first aid is assumed to be of direct importance to performance in first-aid situations, the attitudes towards learning first aid may be of greater, if indirect importance [ 19].

The information can either be directly related to recording of the disease or pathogen, or it can be of indirect importance such as for example animal movements being a risk factor for disease transmission.

Owing to the fact that demand for air transportation is indirect, the importance of flexibility cannot be overstated.

"In this case, many of the strongest effects are indirect ones whose importance couldn't have been predicted in the absence of controlled experiments," says Bronstein, who was not involved with the work.

This is an indirect measure of importance to patients, but nonetheless captures the presence of key categories across a range of studies exploring patient experience.

The importance of indirect relationships between expert workers and the network effects due to indirect relationships are illustrated.

In recognition of the growing importance of indirect causes of maternal mortality, the indicator "proportion of institutional maternal deaths due to indirect causes" was added in 2009 to a widely used set of indicators for monitoring emergency obstetric care and promoted by the UN agencies [ 24].

But light also has indirect effects of great importance.

He has since learned the hard way, with plenty of burnt offerings and joints as tough as old boots.He now has a better appreciation of home-made mops, rubs and marinades; and finally understands the importance of indirect heat, a ready supply of smoke and moisture, and lots of patience.

This shows the high importance of indirect comparisons within the German early benefit assessment.