Sentence examples for Reduced priority from inspiring English sources
In other words, reduced priority for detection may account for the effects in addition to (or perhaps instead of) the reduced perceptual capacity in conditions of high load.
There were significant differences across the three sites (site effects and interactions) in (i) overall native cover, (ii) the response of natives to competition, (iii) the strength of the temporal priority effect and (iv) the degree to which supplemental watering reduced priority effects.
Some peculiar features of these sites in Florida probably contributed to the response rate, e.g. lack of swimming beaches (resulting in over-reliance on subjects using powered watercraft) and increased demand for limited parking spaces (manifested by boat-user etiquette for rapid site entry and egress, with subsequently reduced priority for completing questionnaires) [[ 9] (Appendix 2)].
However, the key barriers to service delivery were reported as lack of funding, limited resources and infrastructure with reduced priority at managerial level.
The 2006 re-appraisal led to reduced priority being attached to HLA matching in the UK, and allowed consideration of other criteria [ 7].
Area-setting analyses that neglect cost implicitly assume that this factor is homogeneously distributed across the geographic space, which may reduce priority-set efficiency.
Many in the group are concerned about the outcome of a strategic review by the EPSRC which reduced the priority of some areas of science it funds.
This highly visible initiative reduced the priority placed on MOVE! implementation.
Third, the higher frequency of the common allele M1 in the general population reduced its priority as a candidate, since the rarest alleles are prioritized over common alleles.
However, the base station could detect anomalies in user-reported CI and even reduce the priority of users reporting exaggerated requirements.
This may reduce the priority for additional analysis of arsenic as a potential population exposure concern.
