Sentence examples for vitally impacts from inspiring English sources
How the free ligand's conformational envelope changes upon binding to its target to adopt the bound (bioactive) conformational envelope vitally impacts on the observed binding affinity.
He vitally impacted the lives of thousands.
Even for living choreographers, the way a ballet is danced and presented is vitally important to the impact, appreciation and understanding of their work.
Monitoring of the alpine lakes on the endorheic Changtang Plateau is vitally important in understanding climate impacts on hydrological cycle.
As NASA and other space agencies initiate plans for human exploration missions beyond low Earth orbit (LEO), incorporating animal research into these missions is vitally important to understanding the biological impacts of deep space.
Hence, it is vitally important that we consider the cumulative impact of all the active miRNAs on its associated diseases.
New research that I have been involved in suggests that there biodiversity has a value that has been overlooked, but could be vitally important if we are to manage our impacts on ecosystems.
Trucks are vitally important to U.S. industry, however, measuring the impact of trucking on the economy is more difficult, because trucking services are so intertwined with all sectors of the economy.
Developing and validating research instruments and questions are vitally important for collecting reliable information, and have obvious impact on data validity and reliability.
But the result is that the European Union is hardly in a strong position to push for a common transatlantic framework not only for privacy standards, which is vitally important, but also for dealing with the economic impact of data collection when companies are used as agents for public authorities.
There will be no shying away from the tough issues: the influence of those who twist faith into ideology; the cultural attitudes that exclude women from mainstream society; the impact of foreign policy on domestic affairs; and, vitally, the divisive effects of the catastrophic failure of state education in many parts of urban Britain.
