Contrary to the expectations, customization has a relatively small importance value in this research.
Note that the search algorithm used in this step has a relatively small importance with respect to the running time in case of the classic color checker, as the size of the candidate list and the number of neighborhood relations is generally low.
Although the colocalization of these two genes with the stearate QTL is interesting from a biological perspective, given the relatively minor importance and the small amount of absolute variation in stearate content, we do not think this QTL warrants further investigation from a plant breeding perspective.
And while that might mean social's share of ad dollars is still relatively small, its importance within organizations is as high as it has ever been.
The careful targeting of this ad to coal-mining areas, and the use of a cheaper medium, radio, reflects the strategy used by both Romney and Obama supporters of identifying "niche" issues of importance to relatively small, but important segments of the electorate in the nine to fourteen states that will hold the balance of power in 2012.
However, the number of studies across land uses in artificially drained landscapes of the Midwest remains relatively small despite the importance of nitrate and carbon losses to streams on water quality in this region.
Moreover, our finding that in some genes most of the repression is carried out through the down-regulation of Ndt80, and that the contribution of the direct binding of Sum1 to the target genes is relatively small, demonstrates the importance of measuring the actual contribution of different edges in order to precisely analyze network motifs.
This makes sense, since having more input data, the importance of word vectors themselves is relatively smaller.
Their proportions are relatively smaller.
"Our troop numbers in Bosnia and Kosovo are relatively small, but their symbolic importance is great," Mr. Holbrooke told the legislative assembly of Kosovo on Monday.
