Sentence examples for practically important to from inspiring English sources

It is both theoretically and practically important to investigate the problem of accommodating infinite number of actuator failures or faults in controlling uncertain systems.

These optimal recipes took through the limitation of previous research, which were practically important to golf green soil selection and profile design.

To understand the slow crack growth (SCG) behavior of HDPE using a CNB specimen, it is practically important to base the evaluation of the SCG model using a CNB specimen on the concept of fracture mechanics.

To this end, it is practically important to create a local environment which enables cells to promote their proliferation and differentiation, resulting in the induction of cell-based tissue regeneration.

Characterization of the NF stability across samples is practically important to determine the optimal number of reference genes for data normalization.

Validation is not theoretically essential for a GS scheme (Fig.  1), although it is practically important to confirm the adequacy of a GS model before moving onto the breeding phase.

The fact that the method enhances the range of possible integral actions in the controller, enriched with this robustness property, allows us to assess it as a practically important complement to the well-known interconnection and damping assignment techniques developed in the framework of port-controlled Hamiltonian systems.

The device utilizes small volumes of blood, a practically important feature to avoid iatrogenic anemia by repeated blood draws from critically ill or pediatric patients.

We found that sample size and MCMC chain type had practically important contributions to the performance of the samplers.

This section applies Algorithm EW to three early warning case studies involving social phenomena that have proved to be both practically important and challenging to analyze: 1).

Then, the model of viscous fluid is applied to practically important problems, in order to predict sinking of structures in liquefied subsoil, and to describe underwater flows of seabed.