Sentence examples for consideration of priority from inspiring English sources

The major novelties in this paper are the simultaneous consideration of priority for loading more profitable cargoes and cargo stability in heuristic and innovatively designed crossover and mutation operations in GA to suit the profit optimization.

Using the log-linear objective, optimal restoration configurations ranged from 9% to 60% tidal marsh, depending on the species weighting, highlighting the importance of thoughtful a priori consideration of priority species.

I made an early decision as Education Minister to ask Sir Michael Barber to contribute to our department's consideration of priorities.

Eventually, after considerations of priority and funding availability, a final list of courses consisting of suggestions by MOE and NIE will be drafted as professional development offering for each year.

This paper selects the main design objectives by conducting PCA to the preliminary solution of original problem with consideration of the priority of design objectives.

There is no focused consideration of the priority that Afghanistan today deserves as the most likely origin of an attack on the United States.

Future development of priorities requires a common reporting framework and specific consideration of childhood priorities.

Similarly, in work from Australia, Mitton and Prout [ 6] refer specifically to the influence of political considerations on priority setting processes.

They serve as a focal point for exchanges between LEGN at Headquarters and Members and offices in the Regions, communicating Regional and country priorities and requests, with a view to ensuring coordination of work and the consideration of such priorities in LEGN work planning.

Future directions for study relevant to the wilderness setting include consideration of research priorities, study of the burdens of injury or capability gaps in caregiving for various wilderness settings, determination of the skill needs of outdoor enthusiasts and wilderness caregivers, and survey of wilderness medicine stewards regarding bleeding control.

We propose an alternative incrementalist approach that focuses on managing uncertainties rather than reducing them and building resilience not simply through the reduction of hazard exposure, but also through the ongoing reduction of community vulnerability, the explicit consideration of normative priorities, and more effective community engagement in climate risk debates.