Isolation also is an important element in the modification of species through natural selection.
Hence the saving of wax by largely saving honey, and the time consumed in collecting the honey, must be an important element of success any family of bees.
With animals, facility in preventing crosses is animportant element in the formation of new races--at least, in a country which is already stocked with other races.
Chronic gastric catarrh, it should be remembered, is essentially a chronic disease, and time becomes an important element in its cure.
The alteration in the quantity and character of the intestinal secretions in chronic catarrh is stated to be an important element.
The hypertrophy of the muscular layers is also in most cases an important element in the increased thickness of the gastric walls.
In all instances the feeding of the patient is an important element in treatment.
Show how verification is an important element in both inductive and deductive lessons.
The great advance of our knowledge of organisms has been an important elementin the general advance of science.
Hence length of time is an important element of success.
Time is an important element in the formation of our domestic races, as it permits innumerable individuals to be born, and these when exposed to diversified conditions are rendered variable.
Geographical distribution is animportant element in this question of extinction.
Such disappearance of the fit and favourable breeding-places of the Alca impennis," observes Professor Owen, "must form an important element in its decline towards extinction.
The families Diatomaceae, Peridiniaceae and Protococcaceae are best represented in the pelagic plankton, while in addition the Volvocaceae are an important element in freshwater plankton.
The larger materials include gravel of all degrees of coarseness; carbonaceous matter is often an important element.
We should say that if countries are essentially living historic entities having as such a high degree of reality, this reality-sense will be an important element in the practical life of peoples.
The aesthetic forms in which courage is represented help to sustain it, and are an important element in morale, and they also serve a purpose in creating or adding to the allurement of the service and the fascination of war.
After a time the patient is taking only the blandest foods, constipation has become an important element in the case, and the mind is constantly occupied with solicitude over the digestion and the choice of materials at meals.
His business interests have thus assumed very extensive proportions and his activities constitute an important elementin the material growth and commercial development of the northwest.
His keen sagacity has been an important element in public progress and Walla Walla honors him as one of her most valued and representative men.
At an early age he entered the employ of one of Philadelphia's foremost mercantile houses and his training there constituted an important element in his later progress along commercial lines.
There is no phase of milling operations with which he is not familiar and his long experience and capability constitute an important element in the growing success of their trade.
The intellectual descent of its ethical doctrines is principally to be traced to Socrates through the Cynics, though an important element in them seems attributable to the school that inherited the "Academy" of Plato.
Even though the creditor escapes taxation by hiding his possession of a mortgage, the possibility of its being taxed is always counted in his bargain with the borrower as an important element in interest.
Certainly the change of the season between cold and heat is an important element, since the lowest month, and that of least fluctuation, is December.
Even the prospect of a future supply diminishes the utility of any commodity, since time is animportant element in satisfaction.
That there is an important element of truth in this contention I would not deny.
Iron is also found to be an important element in the process, though in a very small quantity.
Most governments, which hold blind faith to be an important element of education, include it in the code for the elementary school.
Modern psychiatry, the empirical science of mental disease, has thus become an important element of our monistic psychology.
Size of Brain an important Element of Mental Power.
At any rate it is clear from the little that is contained on the Divine Will in the "Fons Vitæ" that the Will forms an important element in Gabirol's philosophy.
Humility and lowliness is animportant element conducive to "unity of conduct.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "important element" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
