Sentence examples for less important ones from inspiring English sources

"It takes just as much time and capital to work on really important problems as it does on the less important ones," he says.

Previously, we showed that one can select good descriptors by simply calculating a large set of them and then sieving out the less important ones by using, for example, variable importance (VIP) analysis.

I also analyze 13 transitions within negibacteria (the eight shown on Fig. 2 plus five less important ones within gracilicutes) in sufficient detail unambiguously to root the tree, and map other characters onto the resulting tree.

The adaptive backup hypothesis also has a key prediction of higher redundancy for more important functions because the fitness gain from backing up more important functions is greater than that from backing up less important ones (e.g., Kafri et al. [2008] on redundant duplicate genes).

Over millions of years, an essential piece of DNA will gather few mutations compared with less important ones.

By 1929 the important currencies of the world, and most of the less important ones, were again linked to gold.

The city also is a major financial centre, though a less important one than London or Frankfurt.

He was given a new position, albeit a distinctly less important one, as deputy secretary of the Security Council.

There is a wonderful city there, Tical, and a much less important one, Piedras Negras, where the art of the Mayas nevertheless reached an extraordinary level.

Under the Tagliabue plan, ABC could decide on relatively short notice to send John Madden and Al Michaels to the big game, and another team to the less important one.

"I do believe that age is just a number, and that it's a less important one than the number of tackles you make or the number of rucks you hit".