Sentence examples for more importantly allow from inspiring English sources
If we want the UK economy to fulfil its potential but, more importantly, allow women to go on to the careers they want, we need to challenge the male dominance in parts of these industries.
I firmly believe that when offering my analysis and conclusions, I must be transparent in how I conducted the study and more importantly allow others to replicate my study.
ABlogToWatch has a few more details but feel free to wonder at this Star Trek-inspired music box and, more importantly, allow the hate to flow through you because the thrusters are on the wrong side of the primary hull.
The sites offer some information about other members but more importantly allow participants visiting a museum, say, to ask others logged on nearby to meet up.
The observation that Armadillo mutants caused often subtle changes in the subcellular distribution of Armadillo and E-Cadherin suggested that a quantitative analysis might yield additional insight, and more importantly, allow an unbiased comparison across experiments.
Other processes exist to study priorities that are less restrictive than CEA and, more importantly, allow for a more transparent participation of stakeholders in decision making.
We are expected, and more importantly allowed, to look at the person holistically".
Such a microstructure imparts a high strength in excess of those of commercial Ti alloys, and, more importantly, allows strain hardening at relatively high rates.
Such a formulation acknowledges the endogeneity of input and output and, more importantly, allows the straightforward estimation of the demand equations for labor and capital inputs.
The self-standing nature of the films also eliminates the need for other additional anode components, such as conductive carbon or binder, and more importantly, allows their recovery and subsequent reuse in new applications.
Modern synthetic organic chemistry allows for the preparation of virtually any molecule and more importantly, allows a cryobiologist to generate large chemical "libraries" of structurally diverse compounds suitable for the high throughput screening as cryoprotectants.
