Sentences with phrase «particular significance»

Also of particular significance for muscle repair after intense workouts and competition are the findings that more efficient utilization of the amino acids in protein occurs when there is sufficient carbohydrate intake.

This study may be of particular significance for the further investigation of impulse control disorders.

It is the second issue which is of particular significance in occupational illness litigation.

It has particular significance because ozone in the lower atmosphere acts as a greenhouse gas and its destruction also leads to the removal of the third most abundant greenhouse gas; methane.

The new degree name will also bear particular significance within the field of education.

True about governing in general, it's of particular significance when it comes to education.

Of particular significance in this regard were the measures covering intellectual property and cross-border data flows.

Two cases are of particular significance in this regard.

This exhibition holds particular significance as it marks the gallery's twentieth anniversary and also showcases the work of its patron, the Turner Prize - winning artist Grayson Perry.

Coinciding with di Suvero's 80th birthday, the exhibition holds particular significance for the artist who emigrated from Shanghai to San Francisco at the age of seven.

His statement carries particular significance because he is an internationally acknowledged expert on climate computer models and forecasts, and his university post is jointly funded by the Met Office.

The Legacy Surveys project is honored to be permitted to conduct astronomical research on Iolkam Du'ag (Kitt Peak), a mountain with particular significance to the Tohono O'odham Nation.

This redefinition of true citizenship is of particular significance at the present time when «citizenship» is almost universally regarded as a purely political virtue.

Of all the four pillars, the Delors Commission placed particular significance on Learning to Live Together (LTLT) which according to its authors, rests at the heart of learning and which may be viewed as the crucial foundation of education.

Section 301 gives the President extensive authority to impose punitive tariffs for a range of reasons including a manipulated exchange rate — a point that might be of particular significance if Trump is serious about seeking to penalise China.

While it's not at all unusual for an organization to buy ads to mark a significant occasion, this ad carries particular significance since it comes at a time when labor is under fire all over the country and being blamed for the lion's share of the states» fiscal woes.

The three speakers, who also participated in a panel discussion, outlined several factors that can affect an aging person's mental sharpness, but placed particular significance on physical, mental and social wellbeing.

The latest Korean summit has particular significance not least because of its venue: the Demilitarized Zone, a 160 - mile (260 - km) long, 2.5 - mile (4 - km) wide strip of land created in the 1953 armistice to serve as a buffer between the South and North.

The Report assumes particular significance in the light of the Twelfth Five Year Plan, which has as [continue reading...]

The Premier League fixtures throws up intrigue this weekend with two derbies taking place — however, for Manchester City, the game against Manchester Utd holds particular significance as they look to win the Premier League against their rivals.

Interspersed with shows by gallery artists, we have presented several special exhibitions of twentieth century art that have particular significance within the context of the gallery's program: Frank Stella, Mark di Suvero, Hamish Fulton, Josef Albers, Sean Scully, Tom Wesselmann, John Wesley, Yves Klein, and Sonia & Robert Delaunay.

These double and triple - image prints combine pictures which held particular significance for Celmins, including a poignant image of a plane which reminded the artist of her childhood in Latvia and Germany in the 1940s.

The portraits must have held particular significance for Long.

But where she once combined shapes randomly, the artist has become drastically more systematic, embedding each painting with particular significance.

The exhibition and book launch are of particular significance at this time in the history of South Africa and its mines.

A further important point is that, through its upgraded power and performance, the boxer engine also offers a significant increase in torque at medium engine speeds, a benefit of particular significance in everyday motoring.

Governing law will be of particular significance if issues of law are likely to be important and there is evidence of relevant differences in the legal principles or rules in the two potential jurisdictions.

They add: «These findings have particular significance since mental disorders are common in patients with COPD.

As CES wraps up Friday, the ending date of Jan. 9 has particular significance to techies.

Of particular significance, the prime - age labor force participation rate, despite improvement this year, remains about 1-1/2 percentage points below its pre-crisis level, suggesting room for further gains.

The inclusion of F - 22 technology in the new jet is of particular significance to Japan.

«This story now has particular significance that it wouldn't have had if it was published before.»

With Japan's limited prospect of diversifying its hydrocarbon import routes in the coming decades and in anticipation of increased energy flows from North America, the sustainable growth of shale production is of particular significance for Japan.

Meticulously well - researched, carefully written, and beautifully delivered, the sermon highlighted why the eunuch's interest in the writings of Isaiah were of particular significance to his own life story, illustrating the inclusive and deeply personal love that God has for all people.

In the context of Catholic liturgy, music adopts a particular significance and missionary purpose.

Not only that: the fact that the feasts of the Ascension, Pentecost, Trinity Sunday and Corpus Christi are all now a week apart means that «their particular significance will be crammed into the shortest possible time, leaving little sense of being able to savour them individually and fully».

To critics of this type its stories sound like quaint old myths that are rather interesting vestiges of a primitive society but of no particular significance.

The one notable exception is the Buchman movement, but its exaggerated pietistic character deprives it of any particular significance as far as the total life of the Protestant churches is concerned.

Therefore, it is always first in terms of the essence of some very particular thing that a particular significance can be given to the concept of essence.

The document praises the power of Holy Communion «to assist a person in growing in their union with Christ,» and especially Viaticum or final communion, which «has a power of particular significance and importance as the seed of eternal life and the power of resurrection.»

In his essay «Experience,» Emerson spoke of the fact that many ordinary days seem uneventful, lacking any particular significance.

Of particular significance for education is the application of esthetic criteria to human personality itself.

Of particular significance for the meat and poultry sector is the Ishida IX - G2 - 4027 which, through the use of dual energy technology, is capable of detecting even the smallest bones in meat fillets and boneless chicken pieces.

Of particular significance to our discussion, however, is the amino acid cysteine.