For "could have" expresses the priority of power to act, the idea that prior to God's willing that p, he had a power not to will that p. But God is not in time and thus "could have" cannot express a temporal priority of God's power to its act.
Several interviewed actors expressed a shared understanding of politicians' priorities, as illustrated by the following: Politicians want to have as high speeds on the roads as possible, particularly due to [the importance of] commuting distances.
In fact, this is even more pronounced in case of chronic illnesses [ 6]. (iii) When expressing their priorities regarding benefits that should be covered by insurance, prospective clients expressed a clear wish to include both inpatient and outpatient benefits [ 34, 37].
Whether finding the causative mutations or simply cataloguing the wealth of expressed genes is a priority, normalizing the RNA extract is beneficial [ 46, 47].
Grosseteste's solution to this problem is to hold that it expresses a so-called causal priority, a notion he drew from Eriugena (Grosseteste prefers not to call it a natural priority since there is no distinction of natures involved in God's power and act) (see Lewis 1996).
As a new organization with a unique provincial mandate and an expressed interest in priority setting, the PHSA was able to serve as a useful setting in which to better understand organizational context with respect to priority setting and to investigate the possibility of moving towards a more explicit process.
Understanding how mammalian cells are regulated epigenetically to express phenotype is a priority.
Nevertheless, for most women, survival was their priority, with them expressing a willingness to 'trade-off' the side effects of treatment against prolonging their lives.
While patient safety was a widely expressed priority, conventional safety culture concepts (such as "no blame, no shame") were largely unfamiliar to participants.
Considering the fact that proteins, not mRNAs, are the functional entities that ultimately drive biological processes, identification of rhythmically expressed proteins should be a priority; however, this task has been difficult to achieve, mainly because of the difficulties and expense of quantitative proteomic approaches.
