Sentence examples for derived a priority from inspiring English sources

To determine requirements for diagnostic testing capabilities, we derived a priority disease list comprised of the endemic, epidemic-prone, and emerging infectious diseases specifically cited as always notifiable by the IHR (2005) Annex 2 reporting algorithm plus those appearing on >3 case-study country priority disease lists.

Here, Ryu et al. use delay-dependent utility functions to derive a priority factor.

A spatial multicriteria decision was then developed to obtain the weights of the factors, combine the data layers, and derive a priority map of all the roads for being closed.

In the analytic hierarchy process (AHP), a decision maker first gives linguistic pairwise comparisons, then obtains numerical pairwise comparisons by selecting certain numerical scale to quantify them, and finally derives a priority vector from the numerical pairwise comparisons.

In particular, we make use of the encounter rate of nodes and context information such as time to live, number of available replicas and maximum number of forwarded bundle replicas to derive a bundle's priority.

What Hart impugned was not really the priority of certain liberties but instead the claim by Rawls to have derived that priority from a situation of pure rational choice the "original position"—in which each choosing agent seeks to promote his or her own interests optimally.

All three assigned reviewers provide independently derived "preliminary" priority scores using a standardized set of evaluation criteria.

In order to improve the total system throughput and QoS for different users while keeping certain fairness, we need to determine the users' queue priority for deriving an online measurement based resource allocation.

Focussing conservation strategies on the derived priorities is considered a promising approach for a more efficient and standardized protection of biodiversity.

(10) C i j = W i W j = W i / (W i + W j ) W j / (W i + W ) = P i 1 − P i where p i /(1− p i ) is the ratio of preferences and constitutes the stochastically derived priority.

The recognition of HRH as a priority derives from the estimation by the Ministry of Health (MoH) that health services function with less than half of the health workers required to deliver basic health services [ 4].