Sentence examples for retains importance from inspiring English sources

This language requires that states preserve superseded or amended legal material, which retains importance despite its no longer being currently effective.

However, this effect was amplified when the lyrics were sung with piano accompaniment, showing that the musical dimension retains importance.

In the 20th century, as coal-mining employment declined, it grew as the service centre for the surrounding communities and acquired many new industries while retaining importance as an agricultural market.

Although many species retain importance within the framework of ecosystem services, much of the focus of conservation has moved from individual species to the maintenance of the ecosystem as a whole, especially its ability to retain its structure and rate of productivity.

Although not as emphasized as formerly (see Balikci 1964, 1968; Damas 1963, 1968, 1969a, 1969b), both retain importance for understanding regional histories and for providing perspective on the interplay of environmental and social factors in Inuit life.

Our results show that ER is necessary for the proliferation of resistant cells signifying the retained importance of the ER in driving growth of these cells.

The hybrid assembly problem is new but it will retain importance as long as different platforms each offer different characteristics and compelling advantages.

Jackson's catch retains its importance.

If clinical judgment retains its importance in this area, physician autonomy will not be diminished by the reference to scientific data.

This is a pleasure as the analysis of "joint lives", which formed one of the fundamental interests of the founders of actuarial science, retains its importance in aging and genetic studies, whereas it has become neglected in survival analysis.

The topic chosen this year retains global importance and is one that allows for in-depth examination.