Sentence examples for second prioritizing from inspiring English sources
Second, prioritizing the list helps you clearly see and realize what is really important, what needs to get done, and what might need loving attention.
Second, prioritizing interest payments would reinforce the terrible precedent we set after the 2008 crisis, when Wall Street was bailed out but distressed workers and homeowners got little or nothing.
Corin was urging her friends to "prioritize the comfort aspect first, prioritize the funerals, prioritize the victims' families, prioritize all of that first, and then focus on the politics".
It works like this: First, prioritize the chronically homeless, defined as those with mental or physical disabilities who are homeless for longer than a year or have experienced four episodes within three years.
A particularly interesting aspect of this contribution is that Kaplan argues that organizations charged with conducting international assessments must first prioritize causal questions in the development phase of the study.
Two subsequent papers (Hibar et al. 2011b, c) proposed "vGeneWAS", where the SNPs in each gene are first prioritized using a principal components regression.
We first prioritized Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) in and near the genes in the network using the GIN [ 30] approach, to systematically annotate the appropriate SNPs with functional data and allow future researchers to prioritize them for follow-up.
Prior to in vivo efficacy studies, positive HTS hits are first prioritized using a washout assay to assess the longevity and mechanism of action, synergy testing with each other and standard-of-care agents, and pharmacokinetic (PK) analysis including an estimation of central nervous system (CNS) penetration.
Second, prioritize public investments, in case cuts are called for.
Similarly, whereas over 80% of sites offered a postnatal visit, only two-thirds reported prioritizing the visit to take place within the first 3 days after birth, the time of highest risk to both mothers and newborns and the most crucial period to ensure optimal neonatal health [ 14].
