The downside is that nearly two and a half billion people still lack access to adequate sanitation - and many governments have yet to assign it a high enough priority or provide sufficient resources.
Nearly 80% of Americans say it is important for the next President and Congress to assign a high priority to putting health research and innovation to work, according to a national survey commissioned by Research America.
Yet 80% of Americans say it is important for the next President and the next Congress to assign a high priority to putting health research and innovation to work to assure continued medical progress.
We will assign a high priority to a non-work-related hobby only if we have committed to it in some public manner, as we do when we join a volleyball team or a choir.
We conclude that medical faculties should assign a high priority to teaching health professionals patient assessment techniques.
Mr. Cohen, a Brooklyn Dem ocrat, said he would assign a high priority to the Mayor's bill to give the commission sub poena power.
In [29], the authors assign a high priority to the farthest vehicles so they have a shorter waiting time to rebroadcast the message.
In Washington, Administration officials had assigned a high priority to seizing General Noriega, but the United States was not eager to become embroiled in a bitter fight with the Vatican.
Only 24percentt of executives and 25percentt of board chairs report that demographics are assigned a "high priority" in board recruitment and roughly 30percentt report that they are of "low priority" or "not a priority" (30percentt of executives and 28percentt of board chairs).
It only fulfilled one of the characteristics that we used to prioritise candidates ("sodium transport"), and therefore was not assigned a high priority as a candidate gene.
Most respondents (36/43, 84%) assigned a high priority to entering foodborne disease outbreak data, rating outbreak reporting as 4 or 5 on a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 indicated low priority and 5 high priority.
