Sentence examples for of prior resources from inspiring English sources

Even if we are not willing to go this far, consider how ignoring the receipt of prior resources reduces the chance for altruism.

Second, while difficult to consider receipt of many other prior resources including non-medical resources, this should not be used a motive for ignoring the receipt of any and all goods including the focal resource in question.

Others blamed the G77 poorest countries for demanding partial compensation for prior resource thefts from colonial days, and for having suffered most of the pollution fallout from the over-consuming rich.

I wish to challenge this, and suggest that the criterion of prior receipt of medical resources be used to prioritize against those who have received such resources before, all else equal.

Operations can be dependent on a range of context-specific factors such as level of prior planning, access to resources, involvement of citizens in clean-up operations, remobilisation potential of tephra, tephra deposit thickness, and whether rainfall entrains tephra into storm water systems (Hayes et al. 2015).

Completely ignoring the informational value of prior receipt of medical resources seems to go too far.

However, what might constitute best use of prior phylogenetic work and resources is not necessarily obvious.

Resources questions focused on knowledge of current resources (list provided of all resources and residents were asked which resource they were aware of prior to the survey), perceived need for future resources, and barriers and limitations towards residents seeking aid (e.g. If you were in a situation where you were experiencing an emotional or mental health problem, how would you deal with it?).

There is a rich resource of prior work on rule-based learning and feature selection in the fields of bioinformatics and statistical learning.

In practice, it would be possible to integrate multiple resources to increase the reliability of prior information.

The result, according to Philipsen, is that "by all available estimates, people have used up more resources since the Great Depression than in all of prior human history combined".