Sentence examples for lower priority given from inspiring English sources
The lower priority given to finding a physical theory of floods means that ambiguity is high, particularly in relation to choosing a probability density function for forecasting.
Although the foregoing arguments might explain the relatively lower priority given to ENDA among some LGBT social movement organizations, they cannot excuse reducing ENDA to obscurity.
The lower priority given to alacrity could also suggest an awareness that peer-reviewed journals do not allow widespread dissemination of results prior to publication.
This scarcity of data can be attributed to limited laboratory resources and capabilities, as well as to the lower priority given to influenza compared with other infectious diseases in these regions.
This might also reflect the lower priority given in the care routine for optimal continuation of the feeding process in comparison with the efforts taken to support patients in need of ventilation and assisted circulation.
Brock and Wikler argue that "the strongest moral imperative directs us to giving priority to saving the most lives even if this means lowering the priority given to the goal of universal access to treatment, to provide maximum protection from HIV infection" [ 34].
These factors interacted and resulted in a lower priority being given to psychosocial research.
On the other hand, after reaching required rates, lower priorities are given to real-time users in order to maximize the sum rate of best-effort users, thus preventing a possible waste of resources.
After this node finishes its transmission, the lower priority nodes are given chance one after another, on the basis of their priority with the source node being the last node to retransmit.
To decrease the number of large genomic gaps lower priority SNPs were given preference to high priority SNPs that were within 22 bp of another high priority SNP.
We need this fund because global humanitarian responses have always given lower priority and fewer resources to education than to other essentials like basic health care, shelter and nutrition.
