Sentence examples for prioritised one from inspiring English sources

By these means, we prioritised one or several candidate genes for 16 of the 17 Xq28-mapped diseases.

At this stage we preferred to give equal weights for the identified variables to create a composite score since we could not find convincing evidence to prioritise one over the other in terms of its potential effect on infant nutritional status in this setting.

However, generalists who provide care to patients with any disease type without prioritising one disease over another beforehand may specifically have well-formulated ideas on this issue.

In reality, they often compete, and the decision to prioritise one over the other is a painful one.

To prioritise one over the other is a false choice and will put Britain's future competitiveness at risk.

You try not to prioritise one set of people over another, but the number of people you can help into decent housing at affordable levels is important".

"We don't want to see inter-generational conflict, where we are talking about prioritising one generation over another," she says.

While it is understandable and fairly common to respond to this reality by pulling up drawbridges and prioritising one set of humans over another, such an attitude has no basis in ethics and can be challenged forcefully.

It's certainly no Mass Effect in this respect – and while that comparison is harsh, it's conditioned by the developer's flagrant desire for you to care about your mission and crew; the message about prioritising one over the other crowbarred into every conversation.

Thus, the decision for prioritising one project above another was a combination of both actors' rationales, whereas the final decision lay with the organising Ministry.

The impact of different serving weights is evaluated for two VNOs BE (designated by BE1 and BE2), with four UEs each, to show the effect of prioritising one VNO relative to the other, as shown in Fig. 11.