Sentence examples for returns importance from inspiring English sources

SUPERPC returns importance scores for each of the significant variables, which we use to estimate associations.

Giorgio Ascanelli, the technical director at the Toro Rosso team, who also worked in the '80s and '90s, notably with Ayrton Senna, Prost's great rival, said the tire question had indeed returned an importance to the job of the driver in an age when so much is controlled or analyzed by computers.

Lake says he is opposed to violence or confrontation but regularly returns to the importance of the EDL's physical presence.

Schreiber continually returns to the importance of Aristotle's own view of language and argument in contrast to the approaches of contemporary linguistics and logic.

As we shall see in §3.5, the later Wittgenstein returns to the importance of extra-mathematical application and uses it to distinguish a mere "sign-game" from a genuine, mathematical language-game.

The findings also indicate a positive and significant influence of off-farm work on participation as well as impact on yields and net returns, confirming the importance of enhancing the ability of farm households to participate in non-farm work as a reasonable strategy to improve productivity and net returns in rural areas.

The largest differences are between White British participants (almost all of whom rate all the topics as important) and the others, though the Chinese participants returned significantly higher importance in some topics.

Again and again, he returned to the importance of intellect.

Her return underscores her importance to a band marked by internecine squabbling and self-destructive behaviour.

Similarly, discussions of happiness, well-being, and life satisfaction kept returning to the importance of social support.

The return of the importance of scarce land, resources, and intellectual property has contributed to a resurgence in wealth accumulation.