The phrase "above priorities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to priorities that have been mentioned earlier in a text or conversation.
Example: "In our meeting, we discussed several projects, but the above priorities must be addressed first."
Alternatives: "previous priorities" or "prior priorities".
The chosen thresholds are 0.21 for the highest priority, 0.3 for the high priority, 0.24 for the above normal priority, 0 for the normal priority, 0.05 for the below normal priority and 0 for the low and lowest priority.
The combination of thresholds was searched for which the percentages of calls assigned to a certain priority deviated least from the following distribution: 5% calls with highest priority, 10% with high priority, 25% with above normal priority, 35% with normal priority, 25% with below normal priority and 0% with the low and lowest priority.
If the thresholds are 0.21, 0.3, 0.24, 0, 0.05, 0 and 0, ordered from the Highest to the Lowest priority, than the Normal call of Patient1 from the previous example gets the Above Normal priority according to this threshold algorithm.
The tails are longer, but still in the correct order: the worst-case time of the calls with above normal priority is lower than the worst-case time of calls with the normal priority which is in turn lower than the worst-case time of the calls with the below normal priority.
Based on the above information, priority training areas were identified.
Only calls with the above normal priority seem to be handled faster than the other calls.
According to global mortality and burden-of-disease calculations, the above-set priorities indeed represent the majority of deaths and ill-health in sub-Saharan Africa [ 27], but do not represent the majority of ill-health in any other region.
To predict the protein-coding regions, unigenes were aligned to the protein databases in the above-mentioned priority order.
