Sentence examples for correctly prioritised from inspiring English sources
Sensitivity, measuring the proportion of the known disease-associated genes that were correctly prioritised, was defined as TP/ TP+FN) and precision, measuring the proportion of the prioritised genes that were known disease-associated genes, was defined as TP/ TP+FP).
In so doing, I felt that I correctly prioritised the human rights of the victims and their families, balanced against the rights of the perpetrator.
He added: "I felt that I correctly prioritised the human rights of the victims and their families, balanced against the rights of the perpetrator.
One paramedic, who asked to remain anonymous, said: "We are seeing jobs where they are being reprioritised, we know why it's being downgraded because we're not hitting the target if everything remains correctly prioritised".
When you're feeling overwhelmed, it is worth separating all your tasks, correctly prioritising each one and then resuming action.
We have found evidence to suggest that consultants are better than GPs at correctly prioritising the patients with cancer, as suggested previously by Sauven (2001).
Together they can quantify the overall risk of injury and illness to athletes providing information to allow prevention initiatives to be correctly prioritised.
All three models performed extremely well on this dataset, with AUCs ranging from 0.95 to 0.98, confirming the ability of SuRFR to correctly prioritise pathogenic variants with high accuracy.
Almost all participants correctly identified and prioritised the affected lineage (Fig. 3a and b).
Primary care managers of publicly owned centres found it more difficult to prioritise correctly between patient groups with different needs, demands and levels of empowerment and were concerned about potentially negative effects on less empowered persons [ 8].
The shift in power towards the patient, which was considered both positive and negative, gave rise to a new conflict: difficulty prioritising correctly among patient groups with differing needs, demands and levels of empowerment.
