Sentence examples for suggesting primacy from inspiring English sources

MRI cartilage damage progression is preceded by osteitis and synovitis but is most influenced by pre-existing cartilage damage suggesting primacy of the cartilage damage pathway in certain patients.

In particular, there are two strong legal theoretical arguments suggesting the primacy of consent over other possible justifications.

This doctrine, which suggests the primacy of ethics over speculation in philosophy, foreshadows the Stoic view that ethical norms are to be derived from observation of the natural world.

Several regression studies with David Meiselman during the 1960s suggested the primacy of the money supply over investment and government spending in determining consumption and output.

Estimates of Herrnstein's hyperbola parameters suggested the primacy of motivational over motoric factors driving the response-rate differential.

In different forms of inherited cardiomyopathy, several groups have suggested the primacy of bioenergetic defects by detection of abnormalities in mutation carriers without evidence of LVH.

Although data from that experiment strongly suggested the primacy of perfusion pressure, it was not possible in that initial experiment to determine definitively which of those two variables was more important in modulating VILI, because vascular pressure increased in parallel with flow.

Child and adolescent psychiatrists are more likely to give responses suggesting support for the primacy of best interests.

The obelisk of the Washington Monument suggests George Washington's primacy in the history of this country in a way that no statue of him on horseback possibly could.

When I suggest that the primacy of family might be an Italian thing, too, he says: 'I don't know where that comes from.

Danny Crichton analyzed the EdTech space, suggesting we need to think more deeply about human motivation and primacy in order to build a new mix of educational tech on par with what universities offer.