Sentence examples for reasonable importance from inspiring English sources
Given the reasonable importance of transcriptional regulation in Pf, in the present study, an attempt has been made to search for potential regulatory sequences in the upstream regions of co-expressed Pf genes, using in silico motif-discovery methods.
It is reasonable to attach importance to this difference if the research focus is on inhalation toxicity.
The highest density of disease-associated variants was in transcription promoter (472 DVPM), which is reasonable considering the importance of transcription promoters in initiating gene expression.
Two of the reviewers ask for a more detailed description and a more comprehensive comparison of this new structure with the few available structures of eukaryotic ribosomes, which is reasonable given the importance of the work.
This focus on catering to activists has resulted in overlooking the importance of reasonable shareholder power.
A law that imposed this would be better than the antique Railway Labour Act, under which presidents now intervene.The world is their oysterCurbing the right to strike may seem reasonable, given the economic importance of air travel, but it is hardly a durable solution.
It is a reasonable index to evaluate importance of power grid.
The pricing seems fairly reasonable and as the importance of brand engagement on social media platforms picks up, KnowEm could find a loyal following.
The President has an opportunity now to express appropriate indignation and to assert the importance of reasonable regulation.
"The chance that this is truly a signal from extraterrestrials is not terribly promising, and the discoverers themselves apparently doubt that they've found ET. Nonetheless, one should check out all reasonable possibilities, given the importance of the subject," he writes.
Wollstonecraft writes at the end of her chapter "Of the Pernicious Effects Which Arise from the Unnatural Distinctions Established in Society": I then would fain convince reasonable men of the importance of some of my remarks; and prevail on them to weigh dispassionately the whole tenor of my observations.
