Sentence examples for under the importance from inspiring English sources

Buddhists weren't able to do under the importance of their religion as much as the Hindus did.

Ironically, this last difference may lead national statistics to under-report the importance of the cooperative and mutual sector.

That's not to under-estimate the importance of innovation in cleaning, analyzing and sorting through massive amounts of data.

Mill, in his critique of Whewell, and others who have cast Whewell as a fore-runner of the hypothetico-deductivist view, seem to have under-estimated the importance of this discovery phase in Whewell's understanding of method (Snyder 1997a,b, 1999).

"People under-estimate the importance of handwashing.

Under-rating the importance of ischaemia as the possible cause of heart failure is therefore likely.

Note also that the method of using plasmids is likely to under-estimate the importance of residues that have been mutated.

Importantly, gene expression profiling performed on whole embryos often under-estimates the importance of tissue- or cell-specific gene expression due to dilution effects.

The focus by the health workers on the acute presentation [ 34, 35] may have under-emphasized the importance in chronic conditions and thus education of both health care workers and patients is required.

A reason for under-estimating the importance of transferring information about the patient's personal situation could also be that the GPs did not anticipate a possible deterioration or did not ask about the patient's wishes.

International partners can often bypass national interests and actors, providing aid in overly technocratic ways that under-estimate the importance of harmonising with the national and local context, and support short-term results at the expense of medium- to long-term goals including capacity building.