(f) If any obligations issued or to be issued by the Bank will, as to the payment of interest or principal, rank prior to the obligations to be distributed, describe the nature and extent of such priority.
One of the INFORMAS modules aims to evaluate the extent of implementation of priority actions by the food industry in countries globally.
Given the extent and priority of urinary symptoms there is little evidence available to inform service provision in relation to the long term effects of interventions.
"Leaders do not know the extent of participation of many priority groups, such as those living in poverty, naval families or families from Gypsy or Traveller backgrounds".
This result implies that the odds of a woman self-sampling for HPV were related to these five independent variables, i.e., previous Pap testing, perceived risk of cervical cancer, willingness to self-sample, extent of HPV knowledge, and priority considerations for HPV self-sampling.
Our analysis showed that, among women who had heard of HPV, ever self-sampling for HPV was significantly associated with five factors: previous Pap testing, perceived risk of cervical cancer, willingness to self-sample, extent of HPV knowledge, and priority considerations for HPV self-sampling.
the entity asserting an interest in property has the burden of proof on the issue of the validity, priority, or extent of such interest.
The positive predictive value (PPV) of an alarm, the probability that an alarm signals a real outbreak, bears directly on the priority and extent of response required.
Stakeholders considering IPC scale-up may consider a number of factors when making decisions about where, and in how many countries, to implement: disease priority, the extent of funding resources, existing coverage of relevant interventions, etc.
However, it is not clear to what extent the priorities of policy-makers and the health authorities are consistent or compatible with those of the GPs themselves.
