Sentence examples for longer unimportant from inspiring English sources

In contrast, at AV optimum, the time to the first ventricular activation was no longer the sole determinant of pressure and the second ventricular lead timing was no longer unimportant.

These anion channels are no longer merely unimportant leaks associated with cation channels in the excitable cells [ 37].

Conclusions Discrepancies in published trial reports should no longer be assumed to be unimportant.

This does not mean that we consider longer term costs and effects unimportant.

Poetae Comici Graeci put hundreds of verses of Greek poetry into the mainstream, so other scholars could no longer think of them as inaccessible or unimportant.

Shakespeare's usual comic-relief method was to insert short scenes of rustic, unimportant people being ridiculous between longer scenes involving important people and plot lines, but in "The Winter's Tale" he holds off until Act II (originally Act III), and then it goes on almost forever.

The longer ABC-TV takes to resolve this unimportant issue to them, the stronger our community gets fighting on this very important issue for us.

The "sociological" may be harder to model but that doesn't mean it is unimportant, especially in the medium-to-longer term.

That his players hang around campus only slightly longer than the average grocery store visit, this is unimportant.

I no longer think that what I have to say is unimportant and I no longer care if I think no one wants to hear it because frankly, I'm tired of being polite.

When the genome became quite large, the environment itself would become unimportant and the genetic takeover was no longer reversible (Additional file 1: Figure S4D).