Sentence examples for more significant element from inspiring English sources

Although the judge's decision was a major victory for the center and the school, she is expected to rule on an even more significant element of the dispute this fall -- whether Mr. Protas, as head of the Graham Trust, can prevent the Graham company from performing her dances.

The attacks on Kinnock and Labour's tax plans were ruthless and played their part, but the far more significant element was the novelty of Major and his new-ish cabinet compared with Kinnock who had been leader for nine wearying years.

Highly activated utterances are selected as more significant elements of the content.

"I think a lot of people also feel you've got a more significant random element in some litigation in the US, it's a jury who is going to try it, and it's technically complex and quite difficult for the jury to grapple with some of the issues perhaps.

Far more significant than any element of the pact is the striking change of heart and the circumstances that pushed Sun and Microsoft toward a truce.

But instead of tightening the focus, as a more conventional writer might have done, Khoury widens it to take in more and more of the significant elements of Yalo's life, each of them subjected to the same destabilising series of revisions, so that the question of what went on between him and Shireen becomes just one in a long sequence of mysteries.

Association with the entire set was slightly more significant for the TCGGCA element (at least once or at least twice) and for at least twice occurences of the GGCAGT element.

Instead, long-term measurements more likely reflect a significant element of chemokinesis.

This suggested that the electrical charge resulting from the very permeable LPS O1-Ag was significantly lower than that from the K2 capsule and that although the K2 capsule layer may be considered "soft" or permeable, the flow penetration into the inner LPS O1- Ag surface element is more significant than that into a K2 capsule layer.

An Arabidopsis study [ 17] describes that while there are more trans-acting factors within the genome, cis-acting elements are more significant and therefore stronger in regulatory ability than those acting in trans.

While the review revealed some indicators that are more prevalent in existing conceptual models or are supported by strong research evidence, it is premature to conclude those elements are more significant than others that have been the subject of less attention or research.