Sentence examples for significance of certain from inspiring English sources

Our findings indicate that markets might require significant time to recognize fully, and incorporate into prices, the significance of certain governance arrangements.

In some cases international commodity agreements have reduced the significance of certain commodity markets.

This reminding is accompanied by an irritation with the author for these apparent oversights on his part, and his 'failings' to see the particular significance of certain happenings.

"I think, sometimes, I don't take on board the significance of certain things, because so many things have happened to me in my life," she reflects quietly now.

The Composer's World Mr. Botstein pointed to the significance of certain keys in the Missa Solemnis: G, "sol" in solfege, to represent the sun in "Et resurrexit"; D, "re," for kingly or regal music.

Increasingly in the courtroom, however, forensic linguists have been asked to weigh in on matters of "author identification" — not to determine the grammatical significance of certain words but to identify who said or wrote them.

The significance, therefore, of certain bodily shapes, informs our sense of our own body and of the bodies of others.

Freight transport by motor vehicles, commonly called "motor transport" by the Soviet authorities, due to the underdeveloped nature of the nation's road network, was of considerable significance to certain areas of the economy.

"Cloud Atlas" is not what you'd call a mysterious movie, though it is a puzzle, in that you spend a certain amount of time working out the connections among the six stories and wondering about the significance of having certain actors reappear.

The presence of mutations might not always predict high significance of a certain gene.

It evaluates the significance of a certain match on the basis of the statistic background of all candidate matches.