“hugely significant”

Disaster damage data are hugely significant to support disaster risk reduction decisions and public health promotion.

Nevertheless, it was nowhere near the proportion of the intensity of the psychic income which is associated with the single good case, the great result from an individual case, and the great amount of psychic income after a well-done repair of a cleft lip or palate, particularly on the FMP; which is a dramatic result, hugely significant to the patient's life, and provides sustainability through education and by providing for succession.

The large time comparisons (15/20 min–24 h) observed between REIMS and PCR to determine the species of six mislabelled samples are hugely significant.

Study results are hugely significant in that they provide evidence that the police-as-client relation is common, an important marker for broader police abuse of power aided by a situational context of criminalization and associated with prevalent STIs.

Importantly, PAS is known to be effective against biofilms, a hugely significant characteristic of bacterial resistance to many classes of antibiotics.

Increases in blood pressure during isometric/resistance exercise can be hugely significant and far exceed expected pressures, with one landmark study showing systolic blood pressures (invasive brachial pressure) surpassing 320 mmHg during double leg press [ 11 ].

FA-supplementation did not modify control results but led to a hugely significant increase in the treated MDD group at D18 ( Figure 6 B).

I think it’s hugely significant that we know what the food is doing and how addictive it is.” (P11, 213-215) Greater awareness of tools available This shows how well participants understood the intervention and its rationale, including explanations and resource accessibility. “you had science behind it and people had tested it” (P10, 116) “I don’t think we spoke about calories on the Liberate course.

It is found that education and family stress in the period of the COVID-19 pandemic has a hugely significant adverse effect on students' personalities.