Moreover, and possibly most important, virtually all the studies only used two-dimensional radiographic assessments, which by today's standards may be woefully substandard, as there is substantial disagreements between periapical and CBCT radiographs for assessing the periapical status of molar teeth, especially for the maxillary arch (Cheung et al. 2013).
Most important, virtually all these a priori errors were formal rather than substantial errors.
The theoretical prediction of mechanical characteristics of multi-scale fibrous materials gains more and more importance because it helps to omit expensive experimental procedures, to study the effects of different parameters on the global response of the material, and to "virtually" define the most important ones for the material design.
Elena subjected the Apalachicola Bay reefs to high winds, strong tidal action, and moderate to heavy rainfall, churning up huge quantities of silt and mud which suffocated up to 90% of live oysters and virtually destroyed the most important harvesting sites.
One was to a houseboat that sank with virtually all her possessions: most important, her photographs, letters, notes and journals.
Especially for older Europeans, home appears to be the most important bequeathable wealth virtually everywhere (Lefebure et al. 2006; Angelini et al. 2013a).
He believed that once the perfect cast was in place, so to speak, the play would virtually perform itself… the most important work was done.
Nixon, like virtually every important leader, was indeed contradictory.
Virtually every important choreographer in Cuba was in attendance.
But in the areas covered, virtually all important developments find their way to the archive.
