Indications for surgery and surgical techniques were graded on a 4-point scale (insignificant, of little importance, important or very important).
The role played by Kabbala and Hasidism in the thought and spirituality of contemporary Judaism is far from insignificant, though its importance is not as great as in former times.
Insignificant for centuries, Beersheba regained importance under Byzantine rule (4th 7th century), when it was a key point on the Limes Palestinae, the fortified line built as a defense against the desert tribes; however, it fell to the Arabs in the 7th century and to the Turks in the 16th.
Things to which I attached so much importance now seem trivial, insignificant; other things which I took for granted now seem priceless.
The game he won in that stanza snapped an eight-game losing streak, and Nadal noted Monday the importance that one seemingly insignificant game ultimately held.
The energy dissipation due to the collisions, however insignificant in most situations of practical importance, results in a noticeable decrease in the bulk modulus of elasticity and can therefore cause the break of stability under otherwise identical conditions.
Imaginatively she is of the highest importance; practically she is completely insignificant.
That might appear insignificant, but was of huge global political importance.
That might appear insignificant, but was of huge global political importance," Ebtekar wrote after Rouhani's return to Tehran from New York.
Age, sex, fruit and vegetable consumption, and social class were included as covariates in the analyses, although they were consistently insignificant in all models, due to their importance as key demographic, dietary and socioeconomic predictors of obesity in children.
