Sentence examples for changes in priority from inspiring English sources

Simulations using maize illustrate the capacity of the model to mimic the main features of plants in relation to development and resource allocation (e.g., dynamics of root:shoot ratio for carbon and nitrogen, changes in priority between organs as well as plant plasticity to assimilate availability).

Early simulation results indicate that the model makes it possible to reproduce the main features of plant functioning (e.g. kinetics of root:shoot ratio, changes in priority between organs, periods of plant sensitivity and plasticity to carbon availability) and to analyse the sensitivity to the model parameters.

As policymaking and agricultural subsidies during the twentieth century reflected the contemporary political agenda of that time, farmers have been subjected to many changes in priority in political decision making.

The importance of substantial changes in priority score, where the preliminary and final priority scores are well beyond any IC funding range, are of lower interest when it comes to issues such as funding.

In an informal debriefing, the senior managers we spoke with (n = 3) all felt useful information was generated that could be translated into positive organizational changes in priority setting.

In addition to changes in priority areas, prescribing patterns in response to new evidence of the effectiveness of new or existing treatments identified through reviews of literature and expert input will also be assessed.

That experience has taught providers to be wary of promises of sustained financial support that are vulnerable to the whims of new governments and changes in priorities.

Over the summer I spoke at a conference in Munich predicting how crowdfunding will impact astronomy, looking specifically at changes in priorities, policies, and the need for adaptive outreach.

Contracts give them more flexibility in managing resources, allowing quick adjustments in staffing in response to changes in priorities.

For graduate students in committed relationships, the irregular work hours, high expectations, and sudden changes in priorities can create difficult situations.

For graduate students and postdocs in committed relationships, the irregular work hours, high expectations, and sudden changes in priorities can create difficult situations.