Sentence examples for receive a priority from inspiring English sources

"The only consensus that came out," said Anthony R. Coscia, the chairman, "is that the memorial and the transportation hub are public amenities that ought to receive a priority in terms of getting built".

"If you're a school or a teacher, you can bet that if kids are being tested on it, that it's going to receive a priority emphasis in your curriculum," Professor Graham said.

Being better able to determine the eventual therapeutic benefit could mean that more than 71% (22/31) of drugs with significant therapeutic benefits will receive a priority review while at the same time having fewer than 22% (67/305) without significant therapeutic benefits getting the same type of resource intensive review.

You will receive a priority date and be put on a waiting list until a visa becomes available.[12].[12]

The proposal was reviewed in June and received a priority score.

In a study section that was simultaneously reviewing R-01 applications, this proposal received a priority score of 132.

Next, we estimated the effect of our model variables on the probability of receiving a priority score during the review process (table S14).

Another possibility is a list exchange (LE): a living incompatible donor provides a kidney to a candidate on the deceased-donor waitlist and in return the intended recipient of this donor receives a priority on the waitlist.

In addition, further research into the review process could help to understand why variables that increased the likelihood of an application receiving a priority score for the full sample did not have the same impact for applications from black investigators.

However, marginal effects for applications from blacks were significantly different from the full sample (P <.05): For blacks only, NIH review committee experience (P <.001) and citation count (P <.01) were significantly correlated with receiving a priority score.

Although our models do not fully explain the funding gap, the greatest differences between blacks and whites that we observed were in the effect of previous training and the probability of receiving a priority score.