Sentence examples for about prioritization from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Sherman says her children's screen-time allowance has taught them about prioritization and how putting in extra effort can yield more of what they want out of life.

The findings of this study will be useful for the plant managers in order to make decisions about prioritization in the removal of different pollutants.

Or saying no to a project that's wrong for the business can earn you a reputation as a "no" person, while men may be viewed as making strategic decisions about prioritization.

Development of a vaccine against pH1N1 began in the early phases of the epidemic, leading to questions about prioritization of vaccine allocation within populations, given that not all vaccine would be distributed at once (due to production and logistical constraints).

The MAPLe decision support algorithm was designed to be used to inform home care professionals decisions about prioritization of access to community and facility services based on various combinations of functional and clinical need indicators.

Carefully documenting the outcomes of patients followed with traditional (smear only) versus intensified (concentrated smear plus culture) diagnostic strategies would offer important information about prioritization and optimal implementation of tuberculosis diagnostics.

25 From this perspective, when thinking about needs prioritization one must look at the aspirations workers have for themselves as both individuals and group members.

The team then participated into dividing the work into tasks and giving their opinion not only about the prioritization but also about their current workload.

According to the results of prioritization, about 10.5% of existing forest had severe ecosystem collapse and categorized as deforestation and degradation hotspot-I.

We also identify and highlight methodologic challenges and influential uncertainties that should be considered as discussions about vaccine prioritization unfold.

Results showed that the European public recognize the importance of death and dying, and they are concerned about the prioritization of quantity over quality of life.