The SFE of Cu foil during graphene growth was changed depending on the pre-annealing time of Cu foil under H2 gas and was characterized by giving priority to its surface morphology.
Trenchard's time in command was characterized by three priorities.
This period of time is characterized by shifting priorities – from the immediate, urgent business of saving lives to a focus on development that transforms as it repairs, as well as the prevention of future emergencies.
H.A. Wolfson has presented evidence for Aristotle's recognition of a type of term intermediate between equivocal and univocal terms, some instances of which were characterized by their use according to priority and posteriority.
Being given periodically a list of admission demands characterized by latest beginning day, treatment priority, and number of therapy sessions with their durations, this tool is capable to generate an optimized admission list according to capacity schedule and aiming at increasing economic efficiency.
Conversely, 11 (91.7%) clusters ranked low priority were characterized by case-patients who were foreign-born, a known risk factor for latent TB infection (7 ).
In this conceptual framework, the health research system is characterized by five linked components: health research priorities, resources (amount spent on research), production (capacity issues), packaging, and impact (evidence of research affecting policy development or programs and interventions).
Priority setting is fundamentally characterized by conflicts between competing values and there is no overarching theory to resolve these conflicts.
BioCaster is a non-governmental public health surveillance system characterized by its open ontology-centered approach and a priority for Asia-Pacific languages and health hazards.
Community participation in priority setting in developing countries, characterized by weak democratic institutions and low public awareness, requires effective mobilization of both communities and health systems.
