Sentence examples for tangible importance from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, defects in lysosomal Ca2+ handling have also been implicated in the pathogenesis of numerous genetically inherited lysosomal storage diseases [ 45, 46] and, therefore, fully understanding the dynamics of Ca2+ signalling from these compartments is of tangible importance.

It has tangible clinical importance, being associated with sub-optimal self-care and glycemic control.

And she was not wrong, I thought, about the importance of tangible victories, however small.

In his speeches and on campus, Washington stressed the importance of tangible things that changed slowly or not at all: how to plant vegetables, how to make a mattress, how to use a toothbrush (he was obsessed with toothbrushes).

The communique – which recognised the pressure to generate "tangible results" – stressed the importance of south-south co-operation, the need for the proper mobilisation of public and private domestic resources, and acknowledged that a more flexible development approach was required for middle income countries (Mics).

This can provide a more tangible assessment of the importance of the costs of maintaining ALMP.

Tangible artifacts also gain importance at the beginning of a design process and as input to computer graphics tools.

It is also tangible evidence of the importance of CDC's Global Health Security project to improve lab facilities throughout the nation.

KG: They completely motivate me and sustain my belief in the importance of tangible, timely and culturally-relevant information about health care decisions and needs.

Another cable from the Secretary of State revealed that in 2010, a Maldives ambassador designate had stressed the importance of "tangible assistance" from larger economies to smaller ones.

Some other studies also indicated the importance of tangible support for adaptation to a chronic disease.