Those areas with the highest social value abundance, diversity, rarity, and risk scores were defined as priority areas for the management of ecosystem services.
This important recognition to the document and the journal had been anticipated by an introducing review of the WHO book, Neurological Disorders: Public Health Challenges, where headache disorders are defined as WHO strategic priority for the first time [2].
Essential medicines are defined as those that satisfy the priority health care needs of the population, and the Essential Medicines List (EML) is used by over 160 governments as a guide for determining which medicines should be made available to their citizens at low cost (http://www.who.int/medicines/en/ and Figure 1).
For given project priorities and outcomes, such decision sequences are defined as strategies.
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There are fewer jobs now than there once were but it is still a large part of the community... Filton is defined as a "priority neighbourhood" in the South Gloucestershire council area, with below average ratings on several measures, although this has to be taken in the context of the district, a relatively affluent part of the south west..
The EIA was only for a specific site and not regionally, as is required by law, since the reserve is part of the Lerma and Balsas Rivers watersheds and is defined as a priority hydrologic region.
An indicator was defined as a priority for reporting, feasible currently or feasible with improvement if its median score for these specific attribute was 7 or more (consensus criterion 3).
Lean is defined as a priority-setting tool that forces the organisation to rank activities according to their importance.
In response to the development of 'high-throughput biology', the need for training in the field of bioinformatics, in particular, is seeing a resurgence: it has been defined as a key priority by many Institutions and research programmes and is now an important component of many grant proposals.
