Sentence examples for clear precedence from inspiring English sources

Despite these uncertainties, Alaskan paleorecords provide clear precedence of shrub-dominated tundra sustaining higher fire frequencies than observed in present-day tundra.

There is no clear precedence for such a conformation-driven assembly.

Since most of the countries in question are very poor and local needs take clear precedence over global ones, it is probably safe to answer this question in the negative.

Since the names tenascin-X and tenascin-W have clear precedence in the literature and have been adopted in the majority of published reports, we recommend that use of the terms tenascin-Y [ 16, 47- 51] and tenascin-N [ 19] be discontinued.

Though the logic of this approach is akin to mediation, we did not test our question using a formal mediated moderation procedure because there is no clear temporal precedence among diagnostic group, baseline cognition, and SR.

We wondered if it was done by smell, but it became clear she achieves precedence just by her behaviour rather than any pheromones or whatever".

From a patient compliance perspective, solid oral dosages have a clear and acceptable precedence and, therefore, tend to be the favored route of administration.

Commissioner Frattini did in fact make this very clear in giving precedence not only to people's safety but also to legal protection and to the very high level of data protection such as we do in fact have in the European Union.

If the 'self' and 'I' duality is where the positivity of Being is clearest, then the precedence of the world and of Being is necessarily displaced.

"A Month in a Difficult Battlefield: Assessing U.S. War Strategy" (front page, Nov. 8) highlights how wishful thinking took precedence over clear thinking.

For him, the central feature of IC is that it frames the question of diversity in terms of a majority-minority duality, not the plurality characteristic of multiculturalism (Bouchard, 2011, pp. 441 445), and within this duality, there must be a clear, albeit non-legal, precedence.