Sentence examples for of direct importance from inspiring English sources

Seagrasses are of direct importance in sustaining the integrity and complex nature of Southeast Asian coasts.

These results are of direct importance to stamping engineers and tool designers and indicate that careful control over die manufacture and maintenance procedures may result in significant improvements in tool life.

The work the student does toward the degree is of direct importance to the employer's mission.

As it says on its website, 'We don't consider cost effectiveness to be an outcome of direct importance to patients.'" By spending $182,000 every year for sickle cell screening and treatment for black newborns, we add 769 years collectively to their lives at a cost of only $236 for each year of life saved.

Browder says that the Act is of direct importance to Russian President Vladimir Putin, who he believes to have amassed a fortune of around $200 billion stashed in banks around the world, and his associates.

"There are, for example, about 20 clinical journals in adult internal medicine that report studies of direct importance to clinical practice, and in 1992 these journals included over 6,000 articles with abstracts: to keep up, the dedicated doctor would need to read about 17 articles a day, every day of the year".

We selected cancer biology as the area of focus because of the Bayer and Amgen reports, and because of the direct importance of efficient progress in this research discipline for the treatment of disease.

"But the current account deficit is only a sign of other developments of more direct importance, in this case the significant and sustained growth differential between the U.S. and its trading partners".

While there is international concern at the increasing outflow of health professionals from developing countries, for individuals and families an improved standard of living through the receipt of remittances is likely to be of more direct importance [ 28].

Ukraine and Russia are of little direct importance to UK exporters.

But since both species seem to possess around 30,000 protein-coding genes, the extra DNA in the human genome is probably of no direct importance.