Sentence examples for substantive importance from inspiring English sources

24 Given the substantive importance of hand grip strength as a clinical indicator, it is important to know whether it can be influenced by psychosocial factors.

The modest gun control policy changes announced in a passionate speech by President Obama on Tuesday are not of great substantive importance.

In comparison to the dog-and-pony show that has dominated the political news cycle as of late, the question of whom Mitt Romney might pick as his vice presidential nominee is at least one of some substantive importance.

But what is the substantive importance of these variables?

However, we cannot confuse this personal point of view with superior substantive importance.

Indeed, differences in terms of estimated means, standard deviations, and percentiles tended to be slight and were therefore nearly all of no substantive importance.

In reading it, I was struck by how vividly he described the experience of watching George Bush making his final flight out of Washington (and any substantive political importance) on inauguration day four years ago.

Large changes (0.15 and greater) into or out of the 1.45 to 1.75 range can have substantive practical importance.

Berrey has deconstructed the symbolic politics of diversity and helped us understand the fundamental importance of substantive rather than formal diversity". "Ellen Berrey presents a comprehensive and insightful analysis of the rhetorical and doctrinal limits of diversity.

Even so, the findings offer a substantive confirmation of the importance of physical activity and cardiorespiratory fitness in the prevention of cardiovascular disease, Dr. David Chiriboga and Dr. Ira Ockene of the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester wrote in an accompanying editorial.

Estimation of variance and covariance components has importance in various substantive fields such as animal breeding and evolutionary biology among others.