Respondents identified nine key features of a desirable priority setting process: inclusion of baseline assessment, use of best evidence, clarity, consistency, clear and measurable criteria, dissemination of information, fair representation, alignment with the strategic direction and evaluation of results.
For example, in a cellular system it might be desirable to give priority to users that hand over from a neighboring cell rather than to serve a user who wishes to enter the network.
The larger market segments in a nation receive the most attention from the nation's companies; companies accord smaller or less desirable segments a lower priority.
Hence, undertaking soil conservation measures based on the given priority is desirable.
Undesirable desire turned desirable.
Programming responsive to both the evidence-base and to stakeholder priorities is always desirable.
Programming responsive to both the evidence-base and stakeholder priorities is always desirable and provides a foundation for long-term planning and response.
Our working group Toxics Watch comprising 5-6 people, met over a period of three years, on average once a month, defining its mission, priorities, goals and desirable outcomes, then designing, planning and implementing PT&R.
Essentially, the above self-adaptation algorithm gives higher priority to the desirable node to continue broadcasting the packet, and it also allows a less desirable node to have chances to reevaluate its "importance" in the neighborhood.
Successful priority setting is a desirable goal for decision makers; however there is no agreed upon definition for successful priority setting, so there is no way of knowing if an organization achieves it.
