Sentence examples for a point of prioritizing from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration made a point of prioritizing those with criminal histories for deportation.

Many assessments and research plans may point to a multitude of concerns or possible actions, but CEA provides a means of prioritizing for both research planning and risk management purposes.

A point of interest.

A point of light.

Indeed, Adelanto has a history of prioritizing jail development over education in the name of jobs.

Using a more ad hoc approach of prioritizing the maximization of specificity (due to the relatively rare incidence of OP cancer), we found that a cut-point of >37.43 had a sensitivity of 75.0% and a specificity of 99.3%.

And that raises the issue of prioritizing.

Several sources contributed information to the fine mapping of Fatq2b and support the use of this approach as an entry point to prioritize candidate genes in a QTL with a high density of genes.

From a conceptual point of view, the WISE prioritizes the subjective symptom burden.

From a structurational point of view, this would mean prioritizing an organic structure at the expense of one that is more mechanistic (Burns and Stalker 1961), something that was evident in Oticon when it adopted the design of a "spaghetti organization" (Gould 1994).

Furthermore, the detailed analysis of the ROC curve may give us indications of key triaging points for prioritizing the mammogram reading.