Usually, when there are parallel cases brought by criminal prosecutors and the S.E.C., the criminal case takes precedence.
Potter indicated that a new cohort focused on the collection of fresh tissue from incident cancer cases should take precedence over continuing the funding of existing cohorts and the inefficient and piecemeal addition of tumor samples to these cohorts [ 4].
In this case, consecutive symbols take precedence over those published, but again this will be a consultative matter between the CGNC and the research community.
Because of the deep and rich cultural significance of marriage, in many cases marriage arrangements will take precedence over the terms of civil unions.
But the law does not tell county clerks which of those documents should take precedence in cases where the sex on a person's birth certificate is different from the one on another document, like a judge's order.
Now the British case, one of the highest-profile terrorism cases here, takes precedence, and the American extradition request will be put on hold until after Mr. Masri's trial in Britain.
These rules will be deemed incorporated in each competition except to the extent that any specific instruction in a competition (hereafter called the 'competition instructions') provides otherwise, in which case the competition instructions shall take precedence.
The importance of volume restoration is now recognized, and in many cases has taken precedence over the two-dimensional lifting obtained when using the scalpel.
In which case, informal mechanisms such as lobbying, take precedence.
The PAM50 and Claudin-Low subtype information was then combined with the PAM50 subtype used, unless a sample had been classified as Claudin-Low, in which case, the Claudin-Low assignment would take precedence.
