(1) The consensus for the ethical conduct of human research gives primacy to individual human rights.

(2) Some religions give primacy of value to mystical union, some to works of charity, some to justice, and some to ritual observance.

(3) We attributed this recall pattern to the combined influence of primacy effects and the higher recall of the categorized words in comparison with the unrelated words.

(4) There is always the talk of the importance and needed primacy of primary care in our health care system.

(5) First-rate higher education institutions place primacy of importance on research and this is increasingly the case here at Waterford.

(6) The primacy effect is thought to reflect recall from a long-term memory store

(7) The notion that recognition memory performance is dominated by semantic or conceptual factors has its origin in what Kolers and Roediger referred to as the semantic primacy assumption.

(8) But do we really need another in-house hassle over papal primacy versus episcopal collegiality?

(9) Thus the principles of the Convention give primacy to the fundamental rights of children while appreciating the importance of strong families to the healthy development of the child.

(10) New York also cemented its primacy as a financial hub.

(11) His core belief is in the primacy of the individual in society.

(12) Behaviorism, emphasizing the primacy of environment over instincts, held special appeal for reformers.

(13) These findings of long-term priming effects are clearly in opposition to the semantic primacy assumption.

(14) The first years of his primacy were tranquil

(15) The most critical issue in the current situation is the primacy of international law.

(16) The so-called primacy of conscience offers no useful way forward in our current dilemmas.

(17) As they explained their positions, some phrases popped up here and there: personal responsibility, suspicion of big government, the primacy of the individual.

(18) Forster reflected the position on papal primacy taken by the Anglican - Roman Catholic International Commission for ecumenical dialogue.

(19) London's primacy as a financial centre

(20) This pattern of recall is likely the result of the combination of easily recalled semantically related words and primacy effects.