The lessons from Saturday were rudimentary, like the importance of staying ahead in the count against polished hitters.
In those days, when navigational skills were rudimentary, establishing a safe route was of extreme importance.
The referenced paper that is currently used to justify the phenotypic importance of these residues is fairly rudimentary and this is unsatisfactory given that the Vpu-μ1 interaction interaction is one of the important new findings in the current study.
One can argue that the olfactory route may therefore be an important transfer route to the CNS for inhaled NSPs in animals with a well-developed olfaction system, yet at the same time its importance for humans with a more rudimentary olfactory system can be questioned.
From this perspective and of considerable importance in terms of clinical application, the rudimentary tooth primordia in mice represent a natural model to elucidate the mechanisms that support or inhibit tooth development and to test possibilities of tooth regeneration.
Despite their medical and industrial importance, our basic understanding of the biology of the genus Clostridium is rudimentary in comparison to their aerobic counterparts in the genus Bacillus.
Indeed, almost 140 genes implicated in human diseases such as hereditary deafness have recognisable relatives in Arabidopsis where their importance is, as yet, unknown.Arabidopsis also shares genes with a group of more rudimentary life forms, the cyanobacteria.
Despite the importance of ribbon synapses to the sense of hearing, we have only a rudimentary understanding of how this synapse acquires its specialized structures and properties during development.
Despite its importance, our experience from industry projects shows that policy management and maintenance are only rudimentary realized in practical scenarios.
Despite the importance of knowing the specificity, analysis of the specificity of outbreak detection algorithms has been rudimentary, and it is common practice to report one average value of specificity that is assumed to reflect the true specificity on any day of the year or week.
