However, the SSS, which was unimportant in 2001, rose to make an 11.3% contribution in 2005.
And people who lack abstract thinking skills, thereby diverging from the kind of human capability philosophers themselves exercise so well and enjoy so greatly, usually are dismissed as unimportant, that is, as not rising to philosophical considerability.
This strategy was followed to maximise the numbers of cases on which final models were based, it having been noted (Table 1) that certain parental attributes, which fortuitously ultimately proved unimportant, gave rise to sizeable numbers of missing cases.
The role of raw materials as a hedge against rising prices remains untested and unimportant while inflation stays stubbornly low.The supposed power of commodities to diversify portfolios has also failed to match the billing.
This does not mean that food is unimportant: it accounts for one-third of the inflation basket, and rising prices could trigger social unrest.
Her parents too, were an anomaly: her Swiss Protestant father, Jacques Necker, rose from unimportant clerk to be Louis XVI's minister of finance, the man whose dismissal prompted the storming of the Bastille.
Despite the size of Burchfield's Supplements, he was under severe space constraints, constantly fending off demands to cut back from Oxford University Press, concerned with the rising costs and receding deadlines, and it was hard to justify carrying over seemingly unimportant words from the 1933 Supplement for a new work that was meant to stand on its own.
Nor should we be surprised that many patients then lose interest in SMBG and begin to see it as unimportant, viewing SMBG as a pointless, demotivating experience, where the results may lead to feelings of guilt, confusion, and helplessness, especially when it seems to them that blood glucose numbers are rising and falling for no apparent reason (10).
He rose to high office but was soon demoted and given an unimportant position in Jizhou, before being recalled to the capital in 734 and given a post in the censorate.
Whether subjects physically rise to their feet or not has been shown to be unimportant [ 25] but we may not have defined the point of "awakening" in a sufficiently standardised way in this study.
