Sentence examples for derived priorities from inspiring English sources

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

Ideally, a set of locally derived priorities would, collectively, serve to protect or conserve species that are most vulnerable at the global scale.

Given the interest in patient derived priorities for research, it was considered appropriate to adopt a participatory approach as the theoretical frame of reference for the study (Parkes and Panelli, 2001; Reason and Bradbury, 2001; Wright et al, 2006).

(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.

Furthermore, we illustrate how a performance-based analysis of the empirical results enables one to derive priorities and recommendations for future design iterations.

Different methods have been proposed to derive priorities from a pairwise comparison matrix (Lin and Ji 2007).

It also facilitates the absolute measurement for deriving priorities of the selected lines with respect to the indicators.

It is a scaling method for deriving priorities (weights) for a set of activities according to their importance.

They introduce multiplicative preference relations (HMPRs) to collect the hesitant judgments, and a hesitant multiplicative programming method (HMPM) as a new prioritization method to derive priorities from HMPRs.

Saaty (1980) also argued that maintaining a reasonable consistency when deriving priorities from paired comparisons requires the number of criteria being considered to be equal or less than nine.

The objective of this study was to investigate and compare CAM attitudes, CAM use, and CAM information-seeking behaviours to derive priorities for CAM instruction in medical school and residency.