Sentence examples for be a primacy from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, because H63D and C282Y are known to have different penetrance rates (Burke et al. 2000), there may be a primacy of one HFE variant allele over the other in modifying lead toxicity.

An adulthood in which there is a primacy of friendship.

"There is a primacy on getting money out of door and there is less urgency on how it is spent or how well it is spent," said Jake Johnston, a research associate at the Center for Economic and Policy Research, a policy institute in Washington.

Studies carried out to assess the effectiveness of the linguistic modes (reading-drawing-writing-talking and seeing-listening) were analyzed and the results consistently showed that: 1) performance is enhanced with a greater the number of linguistic modes, and 2) there is a primacy of the visual mode over the auditory.

There is a universal primacy to autonomy and dignity.

Fourth, I would say, should be a clear statement about the primacy of every country's sovereign right and responsibility to pursue sustainable development over specific clauses of trade and investment that might be agreed.

"The disproportion between the recruiters and academic support, on its face, did not suggest that there was an adequate primacy of the educational mission".

The emphasis on starry clientele is indeed distracting -- what should be a part of the Bulgari story, secondary to aspects of the work that stand as exemplary regardless of its popularity with the famous at the time of production, is given a primacy that implies that a large part of what makes Bulgari's work museum-worthy is the mere fact of famous people liking it.

Furthermore, narratives show that from the standpoint of ethics there is a kind of primacy of the other-than-self over the self.

Thus he has proved what he calls the "triple primacy": there is a being that is first in efficient causality, in final causality, and in pre-eminence.

He was laying bare a primacy that wasn't mine.