Sentence examples for subordinate significance from inspiring English sources

This matter of goods traffic is of quite subordinate significance.

Metal-humus complexes and ferrihydrite are of subordinate significance.

For Luther and Lutheranism, the polity of the church has no divine legal characteristics; it is of subordinate significance for the essence of the church, falls under human ordinances, and is therefore alterable.

Seredin (1996) found that organic matter played a dominant role to the REY of coal in the Russian Far East, while fine-grained authigenic minerals and forms sorbed by the clay particles are of subordinate significance.

p14ARF methylation apparently is of subordinate significance in pancreatic carcinoma while its exact role needs to be further evaluated.

An interpretation of these findings is that the relationship to the social insurance officers was of subordinate significance to the ReDO™ clients, for whom the relationship with the occupational therapists providing the intervention was probably of more importance.

In such circumstances the voluntary error reporting between coworkers and management and subordinate assumes significance.

Dietary effects did not reach significance in subordinate follicles.

This difference could result in a method-related underestimation of the significance of "subordinate" factors.

Only one gene showed significant transcription level differences between dominant and subordinate salmon that had been exposed to a rainbow trout at the P<0.005 significance threshold, which is less than expected by chance alone.

But in the enforcement of the rule it is important to discriminate between more or less subordinate facts leading to a judgment of their legal significance, and a conclusion—though concurred in by two courts—that may in fact imply a standard of law on which judgment on the case in its entirety is based.