Sentence examples for precedence needs from inspiring English sources

The second decision tree to be generated using ensemble-based methods and which accounts for all vitals in one tree can help to determine if priority or precedence needs to be given to certain vitals over others, at the moment all vitals in all EWS are weighed equally.

The need for adequate food, clothing, and shelter are survival requirements that, until they are satisfied, take precedence over other needs.

You know the priorities of the NSA should not take precedence over the needs of the German population.

But the influx of money is worrying some traditionalists in the field, who are concerned that the bottom line may take precedence over students' needs.

Because the unions played such a large role in the struggle against apartheid, and are now the ANCs partner in government, the demands of those who already have a job tend to be given precedence over the needs of those who would like one.

Their accusation assumes significance in the context of a fragile democracy like India where market forces are accorded precedence over farmers' needs until election time.

Do the rights and welfare of individual research participants take precedence over the needs of populations to benefit from this research?

In non-circumcising communities circumcision is regarded as a voluntary procedure that may be unlikely to take precedence over competing needs.

This finding affirms the precedence of fulfilling needs of daily living and establishing roots in the new country over health care, especially for new arrivals.

But here Kreon makes a plausible political case, one the Greeks would certainly have understood, in arguing that loyalty to the city takes precedence over private need.

Thus, in the case of human development, the evolutionary pressures for upright posture took precedence over the need for a complex brain.