While it may be obvious that residents admitted for rehabilitation need physiotherapeutic care, it carries the risk that residents admitted for long-term institutional care do not receive the treatment they might need, because therapists assume that treatment is less effective for this group and residents admitted for rehabilitation have precedence in cases of limited availability of PT.
Whereas, in traditional scheduling, constraints among jobs are no more complex than those that can be represented by a precedence graph, in case of real-time scheduling, complicated constraints such as relative timing constraints are commonplace.
Granger causality mappings (which are based on the concept of temporal precedence) might be problematic in case of strong inter-regional variability of the haemodynamic response (David et al., 2008), e.g. in stroke patients with vascular abnormalities.
For example, the diagnosis of autistic disorder took precedence in the case of a child with an autistic disorder and a phonological disorder.
Medical record review took precedence in the case of discrepancy from self-report.
In case of congestion, forwarding nodes try to protect packets with lower drop precedences from being lost by preferably discarding packets with a higher drop precedence value.
In case of a deadlock between the two houses over the selection of a prime minister, the vote of the lower house takes precedence.
It is the personal award of the sovereign, takes precedence over all other orders & decorations, & its holders of noncommissioned rank draw a pension of 10 pounds a year, which, in case of need, may be increased to 75 pounds.
But the law does not tell county clerks which of those documents should take precedence in cases where the sex on a person's birth certificate is different from the one on another document, like a judge's order.
In cases of similar intention, question (5) took precedence over question (4), which took precedence over question (3), which took precedence over question (2).
