Sentence examples for Without prioritizing from inspiring English sources

Morphological analysis is now getting increased attention from academicians and practitioners, since it enables to bring together all options for a pathway [65] without prioritizing any of them and to show compatibility among separate sub-technologies.

One major positive to adopting tokens is that, when used to raise capital, they can alleviate financial concerns and allow companies and services to focus entirely on the user experience without prioritizing monetization.

In addition, Head of Product Melissa Mazman said Hoodline is trying to "strike a balance" by surfacing content that people actually want to read without prioritizing clicks at the cost of quality or other engagement metrics.

One major positive to adopting tokens is that, when used to raise capital, they can alleviate financial concerns and allow companies and services to focus entirely on the user experience without prioritizing monetize.

It also understands a specificity of thing-event to be a recapitulation of the whole; parts and the whole are to be lived in an inseparable relationship through an exercise of nondiscriminatory wisdom, without prioritizing the visible over the invisible, the explicit over the implicit, and vice versa.

The party has long used women for political advantage, without prioritizing or considering their concerns or viewpoints, Lim said.

It is therefore interesting that, in a collection of portfolios which are distributed mainly based on competition and without prioritized disease areas, we see a positive correlation between financial input and disease burden.

In short, since 2006, our local practice has been to keep our patients on mechanical ventilation without sedation, prioritizing optimized analgesia and allowing them to express pain and collaborate in physical therapy.

They move seamlessly from one important activity to another, multitasking and prioritizing without ever breaking a sweat.

At this stage, a model can be suggested to avoid confusion in prioritizing the requirements without any misperception.

Since the win-win lens does not always apply, others have developed a trade off approach which seeks to achieve a compromise of prioritizing economic concerns without entirely scarifying societal and ecological concerns (cf., Slawinski and Bansal 2015).