Sentence examples for emergent priorities from inspiring English sources

A number of dental business cases (or proposals) will be agreed by the advisory panel which are based upon the emergent priorities for local NHS dental services and a decision-making process using PBMA will be operationalised in order to rank the proposals according to the decision-making (or 'prioritisation') criteria.

Improving the representation of end-use energy efficiency, and of the effects of policies and programs to promote it, is an emergent priority for electricity load forecasting models and methods.

The exclusion criteria included emergent priority of surgery, severe chronic ischemia of the peripheral arteries (arterioselerosis obliterans), and any lower extremity vein pathologies.

4. To help address the likely scenario of emergent high priority research opportunities that could require timely reordering of scientific priorities, new flexible resource allocations were developed.

A total of 4 patients were triage priority 2 requiring Emergent care – Transported by EMS to the nearest tertiary care hospital.

Unfortunately, despite the recent accumulation of data for most taxonomic groups, local-scale analyses on patterns of endemism are lacking in the Neotropical Region, and could provide more rigorous tests on emergent biological properties and detailed conservation priorities.

Therefore the need to balance priorities in scheduled versus emergent delivery in patients that potentially require surgery is an important issue that requires a system-level response to resolve.

Seasonal variation suggests that vaccines that have cross-protection and wide coverage are more effective and also highlights that continuous monitoring for new emergent strains of RV is a priority.

These challenges included the rapid population growth, the need for giving high priority to other recently emergent public health issues, and the need to use appropriate strategies to reach marginal population.

The average call length is approximately 10 minutes[ 32], and calls are classified in one of five categories[ 35]: 1) priority (call 911 immediately); 2) emergent (see physician within hours – routinely directed to a hospital emergency department); 3) urgent (contact family physician within 24 hours); 4) referral 72 (contact family physician with 72 hours); 5) self-care.

The important contexts of uncertainty, resilience and emergent behaviour are discussed, with future research priorities summarised.