Sentence examples for less important control from inspiring English sources
This algorithm finds many applications in several fields as pattern recognition, intelligent agent modeling, human - machine interfaces, and finally but not less important control engineering.
Thus, the BPN principally control the activity of the contralateral cerebellum, with a much less important control over the activity of the ipsilateral cerebellum.
Outdoor speakers can sound good, though maximum sound quality is often less important than controlling where that sound goes so it will not disturb neighbors.
Landscape position was less important in controlling microbial activity than soil saturation when water-filled pore space (% WFPS) was greater than 40%.
Taken this together, caspase-1 plays an important role in the induction of an inflammatory response against Borrelia spirochetes in the joint, but is less important in controlling spirochete burden at later time points.
The company has long regarded holding onto the United States rights to Corona and other brands less important than keeping control of Modelo's operations elsewhere.
In the 7th and 8th years, differences in the understory biomass were less important, but the control plots consistently had the largest understory biomass.
Studies in medicine and dentistry have shown text messaging to be an effective tool for behavioral change; for this purpose, the emotional component of the communication style appears to be less important than the control of the perception of pain, and the easy use and the accessibility of this kind of communication appear to be the key of its effectiveness.
But in the same time, PDE1 activation by Ca2+/CaM complexes was less important than in control rats.
If R0 > 1, and the infection is self-sustaining, understanding the ecology of the disease is less important than implementing control measures.
These findings suggest that peripheral joint receptors are either not adequately stimulated by the brace application and therefore are not able to alter the balance control strategy of the CNS, or that they play a less important role in the control of single limb balance.
