The range of clinical indications was further narrowed down using characteristics of context as criteria for the prioritisation of relevant clinical questions.
In Norway, as in many Western countries, the prioritisation is conducted in two steps: first, a General Practitioner (GP) decides if a patient should be referred; and second, a specialist decides if and when the patient should receive specialist health care.
(Foray, 2015, p. 3) argues for smart specialization as a principle of the prioritisation of a specific technology or industry: The main goal of a smart specialisation policy is to concentrate resources on the development of those activities that are likely to effectively transform the existing economic structures through R&D and innovation (emphasis in the original).
This may act as an indicator for the prioritisation of economic research.
Therefore, in a concerning false negative, MSTN will be overlooked by any analysis using DE as the exclusive prioritisation strategy.
Here, however, no genes are discarded so that the researcher can scroll from the most to the least promising candidate, read the gene specific data and also their accordance to the prioritisation model as a whole and for every single parameter (Figure 5).
The potential over-reliance on the NAPAs as a key source for the prioritisation of adaptation funding is a concerning prospect, given the historical lack of focus on global health within these plans.
This, as poorly articulated as it was, was what we saw from Abbott: the prioritisation of often ridiculous culture wars issues above core messages on jobs for the future and economic management.
Another manifestation of relational proximity is the prioritisation of Traditional Chiefs as compared to the Ghana Chamber of Mines (a business association) local government and national government.
We further argue that this incomplete picture would impede the prioritisation of mixtures of concern as recommended by the Commission.
