Sentence examples for linked to the importance from inspiring English sources
One of the current challenges of the plastic injection process is linked to the importance given to product design that enables a strong differentiation.
The same small mammal species are found all along the two gradients, but their relative abundance is linked to the importance of crops versus more stable habitats in the landscape.
But the other lines of thought in the set just presented are all linked to the importance of community life in relation to the individual.
The high level of communication into the family by students is encouraging as it supports evidence linked to the importance of family engagement in achieving positive adolescent health promotion (Todd et al. 2015).
Discussions of patient autonomy were often linked to the importance of informed consent.
Our second area of difference was related to building rapport and trust and this differential was linked to the importance of establishing a 'connection' with patients.
Further, the focus on vocational competencies in the workplace is strongly linked to the increasing importance of the use of information and communication technologies.
The degree of sequence conservation seems to be linked to the relative importance of the biological function and more conserved proteins appear to be functional orthologs.
The central North Pacific has zero or negative skill, which is linked to the relatively low importance of the predictable linear trend (Fig. 3), the failure in predicting the largest warming events36 and the different behaviour of surface temperature and upper ocean heat-content predictions for the Pacific Decadal Oscillation15,16,42.
"It is of course also linked to the rise in importance of journalism and the press," he continues, suggesting that the golden years of the academy annuals, from the 1820's to the 1860's, coincided with the maturation of journalistic criticism.
This association highlights the fact that prognosis is intrinsically and closely linked to the bleeding and emphasizes the importance of a rapid and appropriate management of the blood loss.
