Sentence examples for called prioritization from inspiring English sources

These strategies are often called prioritization methods since they aim to rank a given list of genes with respect to their probability to cause a disease (Adie et al., 2006; Aerts et al., 2006; Freudenberg and Propping, 2002; George et al., 2006; Perez-Iratxeta et al., 2002, 2005; Rossi et al., 2006; Turner et al., 2003).

A special case is MCDM with prioritizations among criteria, called prioritized MCDM.

And they would discourage but not expressly forbid something called "paid prioritization," which would allow a media or technology company to pay the provider for faster transmission of data, potentially creating an uneven playing field.

What is being called place prioritization here was called reserve selection in the early literature of conservation biology.

The FCC's Chairman Tom Wheeler has been under intense vituperation following his NPRM's inclusion of what is called 'paid prioritization,' a concept that is called by its foes 'Internet fast lanes.'.

Apple goes on to voice its opposition to internet fast lanes, also called "paid prioritization," a practice that would allow broadband companies to sell content providers faster access for some consumers.

A past version of myself would've called this prioritization problematically selfish.

Prof. Rui Jiang presented a bioinformatics method called SNP prioritization via the integration of genomic data (SPRING) to predict pathogenic nsSNPs for a given query about disease in exome sequencing studies.

It calls for prioritization of the issue on the public policy agenda" (Lemmens 2013).

The 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act explicitly calls for "prioritization in the development of quality measures... that allow for the assessment of... patient experience and satisfaction" (32).

Zhu et al. [32] develop a new prioritization method called hesitant preference analysis and propose a hesitant AHP (H-AHP) method as an extension of traditional AHP.