And what about religion, fertility, and the fact that, for the destitute, today's food and shelter are invariably more important than tomorrow's health?
A high spectral resolution is invariably an important parameter for accurate vector magnetic field measurements and faster cadence is required for the study of dynamical evolution of structures (e.g., solar flares, sunspots etc).
Over the past quarter century, both theoretical and empirical analyses of possible drivers of the different growth rates seen around the world invariably assign an important role to human capital.
The result means their team can now concentrate on more important matters, invariably alluding to the greater importance now placed on Premier League success (and the greater financial rewards available).
The correct diagnosis for the cause of discolouration is important as, invariably, it has a profound effect on treatment outcomes.
These exceptions reflect a belief that avoiding physical injury to third parties is more important than invariably deferring to patients' preferences, sparing their feelings and preserving their trust in relationships.
Since rail lines developed as the main form of transportation and commerce, they invariably touch places with important history -- in fact, the timed train schedule that AutoTrain provides is like a tour.
Chronic daytime hypo-ventilation is an important indicator invariably associated with sleep-related hypoventilation.
Analyses of the usefulness of clinico-pathologic variables as prognostic and predictive factors are clinically important, but invariably imperfect.
