They are also more likely than other churchgoers to rate social and cultural issues as important, somewhat more likely to say homosexuality should be discouraged, and most likely to want to rein in the scope of government.Over time, evangelicals have become more willing to engage in politics, too.
True enough, but the reverse is equally true, and somewhat more important.
Subsistence throughout the region was based primarily on fishing and horticulture, with fishing somewhat more important in the low islands and horticulture more important in the high islands.
According to former colleagues, Dr. Quinones had greater contact with North Korean officials and a somewhat more important role in carrying out American policies than a diplomat at his level would typically have.
Two briefcase-toting men in gray suits (Mr. Simmons and Mr. Solis) find themselves in an otherwise empty room, unsure of whether there's a meeting scheduled and -- somewhat more important -- what the heck it is their company does.
The education of the father is somewhat more important for boys.
The majority of birds used both parameters to classify sound stimuli, although overall, amplitude modulation structure appeared somewhat more important.
The results indicated that the amidation was effective with yield roughly of 30%, the reaction yield being somewhat more important on samples from cotton origin.
The economic situation of the family matters slightly more for boys while the ability of the child is somewhat more important for girls.
Visible minority status and language differences are somewhat more important; however, much of the difference in migrant group destinations cannot be explained by measured characteristics.
However, by expanding our measure of human capital to also include cognitive skills, the share of explained variance increases to 33%, i.e. the model's explanatory power increases by 6.2% points.8 Hence, the quality of human capital, as proxied by workers' cognitive skills seems to be somewhat more important than years of schooling.
