A summary of the effect of each of the optimised parameters on the signal-to-noise ratios and on the cost of the assay is presented in Table 2. Evidently, the parameters which have a major effect on signal-to-noise ratios and/or on cost should be prioritised in an optimisation procedure during the development of a similar assay.
However, the participants in this study thought that the interest of the pregnant woman should be prioritised in all situations of maternal and fetal health conflicts.
An important question is whether, when making a decision, information sources and other factors are prioritised in a hierarchy, or work in concert.
The development of a programme was prioritised in a needs assessment [ 25] and its subsequent development was informed by both lay and professional expert panels.
Under this model, community relationships are prioritised in an effort to enhance participation in research and other interventions, in a spirit of long-term mutual benefit and 'goodwill'goodwill
Informatics training for staff was prioritised, in-house expertise in information technology was high, and technical know-how circulated informally among staff.
Moreover, given the deterioration of the sensitivity of computed tomography over hours, we believe that urgent evaluation and imaging of emergency patients presenting with acute headache should be prioritised in keeping with a "brain attack" paradigm.
For example, airlines could bid for the right to be prioritised in the event of an airport's capacity unexpectedly being cut.
Speaking on Monday at the conference, transport secretary Chris Grayling gave an assurance that aviation would be "prioritised" in Brexit negotiations.
Hygiene should be prioritised in the same way as arithmetic, reading and writing, says Lizette Burgers, a senior advisor to Unicef, but deep cultural discomfort about toilets in many countries have hampered efforts to provide sanitation facilities in schools.
