Would a participant in the Occupy Wall Street Movement — despite generally supporting communal benefits but objecting to environmental destruction for the economy — see it as prioritizing collective benefits over individual rights (given that revenue accrues to the state)?
Bronstein however turns this argument around, and criticizes Walker's Genetic Virtue Project precisely because it appears to prioritize the benefits to others over the benefits to the agent ([ 30]: 85).
Once the founders prioritize the benefits that are most important for their startup, they can better select the accelerator candidates that may best serve their interests.
Industries that have been disrupted by digital technology are left trying to navigate and prioritize the benefits to consumers that are not measured by traditional economic measurements.
Some Japanese physicians may assume that they know what their patients want through tacit communication and take for granted that their patients may prefer treatment options that prioritize medical benefits.
Since the aim of the exercise was to prioritize Medicare benefits that would offer affordability and address the goals of care for advanced cancer patients, a range of options were chosen that were compatible with the full dimension of services from which advanced cancer patients might possibly benefit.
Altogether, these results show that bees attempted to optimize their routes by balancing the costs of flying long distances with the benefits prioritizing the most rewarding resources early in their trip.
However, the proposed changes to the MATS regulations on air toxins in order to prioritize financial benefit to the coal and oil industry were met with rage and uneasiness among the environmental community.
He capitalized on those well-founded concerns and worries, and chose the comfort and appeal of reckless populism, prioritizing his personal benefit over the public.
Designing and prioritizing successful clinical trials benefits from increased community physician input.
