Sentence examples for possibly as important from inspiring English sources
President Obama has never made a "cross of gold" speech to articulate a public sector philosophy -- a tricky thing to do politically, but possibly as important as any gesture or policy he could make on our doddering economic prospects.
Following is possibly as important as leading [ 2, 26].
Interest is increasing in not only these traditional health indicators but also in the subjective representation of health and well-being, also known as health-related quality of life (HRQoL); the subjective evaluation of quality of life (QoL) is possibly as important for the patient as the traditional focus on morbidity and the prolongation of life [ 3, 4].
Ensuring that mental health services are available to patients with CKD may be important first step to help them better psychologically adapt to their disease and possibly as important as improving the survival rate of patients with this chronic and life threatening disease.
The importance of TRAIL suggests that TRAIL production by T cells or NK cells could be an important readout to predict the efficacy of cancer vaccines or immunotherapies, possibly equally important as perforin-mediated cell apoptosis and IFN-γ.
First, wide distribution of NASP throughout eukaryotes suggests that it was likely present in the last eukaryotic common ancestor (LECA) possibly as an important innovation in the transport of H3/H4.
Yet they offered few specifics on an issue that is possibly just as important: ensuring that banks can survive a liquidity crisis in which outside sources of financing suddenly disappear.
And you must surely know that no material returns from my work could possibly be as important to me as the doing of the work; and that there is more satisfaction in your verdict of approval than in that of any best-seller list.
The trajectory of functional significance of GO-PB terms from selected two exemplar's genes in Figure 2(c) highlights immune relevant yet diverse, functional mechanisms captured and possibly implicated as important, in immune lineage differentiation.
It stands to reason, therefore, that genes in the NmlR regulon may be important in adaptation to anaerobic conditions or in certain environments where reactive oxygen or nitrogen species are present, but they are possibly not as important once the anaerobic respiratory chain becomes highly induced.
And since Computer vision (CV) algorithms are one of the backbones that enable AR/MR to have practical uses, making CV function more powerfully and cognitively in a small footprint and at low power has possibly never been as important.
