Sentence examples for may be prioritized from inspiring English sources
This review surveys the lead compounds for colorectal cancer prevention and the measures by which they may be prioritized for clinical testing.
We assume that the identified molecular determinants may be prioritized for further screening as novel drug targets to cure multiple ARDs.
So in essence, drugs with multiple targets in Mtb but no or few targets in host may be prioritized for further testing.
For reasons of GHG calculation and price fluctuation, volumetric values may be prioritized even though monetary values are also very informative.
The results obtained for a set of 19 open-source programs indicate that: 1) static warnings may be prioritized based on their correspondence level with mutations; 2) specific set of mutation operators and their mutations may be prioritized based on their correspondence level with warnings.
This datum suggest that it is possible to use the Self-Sacrifice dimension with an acceptable room for measurement errors, i.e., construct assessment may be prioritized when applying this IDCP dimension.
But it's also possible that there is a human, even humane, reason for this disconnect: a company may be prioritizing the convenience and comfort of their internal human agents over the convenience and comfort of the customers they're here to serve.
Baldwin wrote in a letter to FTC acting chairman Maureen Ohlhausen that TripAdvisor "may be prioritizing profits over providing an open, honest forum for traveler reviews" and that "limiting or removing reviews that detail unsafe conditions could put future travelers, who look to TripAdvisor for accurate information, at risk".
Although there are surely psychopaths in the world who perpetrate heinous crimes, we should not overlook the possibility that at least some of these individuals may be prioritizing the same familial ties that we ourselves value so dearly.
As a result, undergraduate research may not be prioritized and may even be viewed as a distraction in a student's undergraduate studies.
These patients may thus be prioritized lower than other patients and subsequently have longer wait times for consultation with the neurosurgeon.
