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Discover LudwigThe phrase "strong precedence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or priority of one thing over another in a specific context, such as decision-making or policy. Example: "In this case, the safety of our employees must take strong precedence over profit margins."
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Disease-free survival is a well-accepted outcome with strong precedence in cancer research".
First mortgages normally take strong precedence over second mortgages, but even that key principle of contract law is at risk in Washington's vote-driven haste to modify mortgages and delay foreclosures.
Moreover, the verdict sets a strong precedence for Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia to contemplate, if not actually file, similar arbitration cases against China, which has stepped up its para-military maneuvers and fishing activities across the South China Sea basin.
Such a mechanism for H2 formation is invoked in discussions of hydrogenases, and there is strong precedence for replacement of a metal-bound H2 with N2.
However, sequential matings of wild-type and comp-1 males resulted in strong precedence for the wild-type sperm, regardless of whether wild-type males were the first or second mates.
In addition, factors other than comp-1 must influence the outcome of competition, as a strong precedence effect can be observed in the absence of its activity in both competing populations of sperm.
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This constraint has two classes, namely hard precedence constraint and soft precedence constraint.
Several studies have demonstrated a strong association between precedence and cell size in C. elegans (LaMunyon and Ward, 1998, 1999; Murray et al., 2011).
A recent study identified strong conspecific sperm precedence, whereby G. bimaculatus females doubly mated to both G. bimaculatus and G. campestris males preferentially stored sperm from the conspecific male [ 21].
One of the strongest, "Order of Precedence," tells of Harry Gillen, half Indian and half Scottish, a member of the 11th Indian Regiment, imprisoned at Changi, in Singapore, in 1944.
In our experiments, S. gregaria exhibited strong last-male sperm precedence as suggested by Hunter-Jones (Hunter-Jones, 1960).
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