For a given locality, high complementarity, combined with high co-benefits (or "negative costs" ) and low opportunity costs of conservation, implies priority for conservation over alternative land uses having higher costs and smaller co-benefits (for related work, see and Insights from an Australian planning framework for biodiversity and ecosystem services.
He speaks in this fashion only because of the difficulty of expressing causal priority without expressions that imply temporal priority.
In general, our results imply that priority for mitigation should be directed towards wide-ranging large mammals with low reproductive rates, birds with larger territories, all amphibians and reptiles, and species that do not avoid roads or are disturbed by traffic.
Hume's second objection is that God cannot be the causal explanation for the existence of a series of contingent beings that has no temporal beginning, since any causal relation "implies a priority in time and a beginning of existence" (Part IV).
Importantly, the identification of ability of maintainer in the case study as the most important factor influencing the probability of RCI implies the priority need to strengthen the maintenance management of the MTR system and that improving the inspection ability of the maintainer is likely to be an effective strategy for RCI risk mitigation.
The identification of ability of maintainer in the case study as the most important factor influencing the probability of RCI implies the priority need to strengthen the maintenance management of the MTR system and that improving the inspection ability of the maintainer is likely to be an effective strategy for RCI risk mitigation.
The combination of criteria will indirectly imply some priority to the young.
Disease-associated variants in different disease categories show dissimilar enrichment patterns within diverse regulatory elements, implying distinct priority of regulatory pathogenic mechanisms for different type of disease variants.
Usually the interpretation is that high vulnerability implies high priority, but one can also argue that areas of high vulnerability should be avoided so as to avoid compromising successful conservation (Game et al., 2008).
This implies that priority for high-quality WBA might be even more limited in large clinics, contributing to inflated scores: It is less time-consuming for trainers to assign high scores, than to engage into sophisticated discussions about necessary improvements.
