Sentence examples for and the prioritisation of from inspiring English sources

That helps explain the flaws of the current project, like the lack of flow, the lack of water for Everglades National Park, the heavy reliance on dubious storage wells and the prioritisation of economic interests over the Everglades.

"The CCG has a legal duty to live within its financial resources and the prioritisation of services is helping us to do that".

There is lack of consensus regarding concurrent vs. staged approaches, and the prioritisation of staged procedures in cases presenting with colorectal carcinoma (CRC) and abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) synchronously.

Labour difficulties, late delivery of equipment, additional requirements for Australian operations, and the prioritisation of merchant shipping over naval construction delayed the completion of Majestic.

Improvements to the central London section and the prioritisation of the Aylesbury line had led to ageing surplus stock often being used on the Chesham branch, and the partial electrification caused delays at Harrow (and later Rickmansworth) as steam locomotives were coupled and uncoupled.

A critical and informed analysis of context and actors and the prioritisation of quality assurance are central to the successful scale up of HIV services.

Nutrition economics thus plays a core role in establishing preventative health strategies through food and in the prioritisation of interventional measures, both of which optimise the health and wellbeing of society.

Urban rail energy consumption can be reduced through both traction- and non-traction-related measures, although constraining circumstances mean it is one of the numerous trade-offs, also including capacity, safety, journey time, reliability and comfort; the prioritisation of which varies between the systems.

These studies are important both for maternity service planning and for the prioritisation of quality improvement efforts.

Authors of epidemiology textbooks should afford more attention to the neglected areas of measuring disease burden and the development of morbidity metrics and tools for the prioritisation of population health problems.

Patients, surgeons, OPs, and GPs support the prioritisation of patients based on clinical need and agree that it would not violate equity in care provision.