Sentence examples for assigned a higher priority from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that both costs can be equally weighted by the SP or one of them can be assigned a higher priority.

Overall, the Creole groups of breeds were generally assigned a higher priority for conservation than the European groups of breeds.

This step may also involve a prioritization or ranking of documents, with documents containing information on novel discoveries (genes, proteins interactions) assigned a higher priority.

Given the waiting times to see a movement disorders specialist, patients that are considered likely to have PD (based on a screening measure) might be assigned a higher priority in their wait for an initial appointment.

When comparing the patient's overall priority of the health condition and intervention (or intended intervention), with the GP's or nurse's priority of the same clinical situation, we found that patients in general assigned a higher priority than staff did, especially for acute/minor conditions (Table 5).

It only fulfilled one of the characteristics that we used to prioritise candidates ("sodium transport"), and therefore was not assigned a high priority as a candidate gene.

Most respondents (36/43, 84%) assigned a high priority to entering foodborne disease outbreak data, rating outbreak reporting as 4 or 5 on a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 indicated low priority and 5 high priority.

Rotavirus vaccines have been assigned a high priority on the global vaccine agenda, given their potential to contribute to improving general development as well as childhood health in developing countries.

The Asian researchers also assigned a high priority to instruction about how research evidence on SDH can be translated for use by policy makers, and on studying interventions that address the social determinants of health inequities.

While Mr. McCain includes the building of nuclear reactors among his preferred options to obtain more energy, Mr. Obama assigns a higher priority to developing renewable sources like solar, wind and bio-fuels and increasing efficiency in the consumption of existing sources.

A system in which a lawyer presents a client's case in the most favourable light permitted by law and in which the court must decide the merits of the case may well produce different answers than those produced in a system that assigns a higher priority to the lawyer's duty to the state to assure proper administration of justice.