Sentence examples for either prioritize from inspiring English sources

That is, Democrats either prioritize economic growth and better management or they prioritize regulation — but not both.

At the end, the tester can either prioritize one objective, by choosing solutions in the extreme points of the fronts or choose solutions with smaller ED values, according to the testing goals and resources.

At the end, the tester has a set of possible solutions and can either prioritize one objective, by choosing solutions in the extreme points of the fronts or choose solutions with smaller ED values, according to the testing goals and resources.

In the context of limited vaccine supplies, we evaluate age-targeted allocation strategies that either prioritize youngest children and persons over 65 years of age, as for seasonal influenza, or adaptively prioritize age groups based on the age patterns of hospitalization and death monitored in real-time during the early stages of the pandemic.

This assessment, based upon the entire distribution of the model output, provides us with ways to effectively reduce uncertainty in the model output, either by prioritizing the model factors that need to be better known or by prioritizing the areas where additional modelling efforts are needed.

When assessing referrals from GPs, either the consultants prioritize patients for further examination or treatment in specialist health services, or reject the referral.

Testing objectives are important for the selection of the cut-off value, as researchers may wish to prioritize either a higher sensitivity or specificity.

Practice at the declining interaction level is characterized by less flexibility because nurses prioritize either (a) technological and instrumental activities based on technical flair or (b) nursing care based on an understanding of the individual patient.

The moment you say, "Hey, Siri," your iPhone/Mac/HomePod, et al. communicate with one another, prioritizing either the device that heard the query the best (likely the closest) or was most recently used.

As companies are still struggling to find the optimal way to manage shareholding and non-shareholding stakeholders' interests (Bird et al. 2007), our research shows that investors' preferences for prioritizing either the interests of shareholders or those of non-shareholding stakeholders crucially differ depending on the assumed costs and perceived sustainability associated with the decision.

James Murphy is perhaps our generation's funniest, most heartfelt songwriter in a genre that so rarely prioritizes either.