Third, within AD-P biomarkers, pre-eminence is given to amyloid pathology, given its early presence as a molecular neuropathological disease marker and the associated hypothesis that therapeutic strategies to enhance its clearance could be preventive if administered early enough in the disease process [ 6, 7].
Back stories are given pre-eminence.
In a democratic society, limits must be put in place to ensure that everyone has an equal chance to participate, and no single person's rights should be given pre-eminence over another's.
Bernard Williams has argued that if the claims of universalism (whether of the consequentialist or Kantian kind) are given pre-eminence, they will alienate people from their "ground projects," where the latter include the deep attachments associated with loyalties.
In Skilton's opinion, since the stories of the two women are both essential to Trollope's refutation of Linton, neither can be given "titular pre-eminence"; thus the book had to take its name from the vicar.
I'd always fancied that when I was invited to a Reith lecture it would be given by a severe eminence in tweeds, rather than a breezy bloke from Essex wearing a T-shirt dress, sea-green tights and "flatform" shoes.
"Our role in the world and securing our position of pre-eminence were given short-shrift.
After all, the university's own policy says that honorary degrees are given "for an achievement of eminence," and it's hard to argue that "leader of the free world" is not eminence.
She says that honorary degrees are given "for an achievement of eminence" and that Obama was not considered for an honorary degree because his body of achievements, at this time, does not fit within that criteria.
Mr. Safdie's wife, M. J. Kang, is the only holdover cast member, as an architecture student, Margaret, whose class project is being given a merciless once-over by two eminences in the profession.
