Sentence examples for emphasis on prioritising from inspiring English sources
Aboriginal community-controlled health services are important in providing appropriate primary care, and there has been an emphasis on prioritising access to primary care of Aboriginal people to maximise prevention opportunities for chronic and other conditions.
The other challenge is for clinicians to balance information about non-pharmacological approaches (which may initially be prioritised by patients), and emphasis on more effective (but potentially less acceptable to some patients) pharmacological approaches.
But she warned that too much emphasis on access to screen time could prioritise computers "to the exclusion of real family life".
Its mission is to 'bring patients, carers and clinicians together to identify and prioritise unanswered questions', with particular emphasis on collaboration: 'patients, carers and clinicians working together to agree which uncertainties matter most'.
We suggest that field inventory campaigns should prioritise plot size and place greater emphasis on precise stem and crown geolocation for better integration with high-resolution remote sensing techniques.
The Australian government is lobbying for the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank to put more emphasis on coal and nuclear after concerns renewable energy projects were being prioritised.
The emphasis on clinical assessment contrasts with manuscripts in recent years which have prioritised the use of imaging as a key diagnostic determinant at the expense of clinical assessment. 2 3 The authors are therefore to be commended.
Over the last year there has been a real emphasis on placements, with real-life knowledge of the industry and workplace being prioritised by many sectors, such as financial services.
Others questioned Beijing's willingness to prioritise cheap bicycles over expensive cars given the city's emphasis on economic development and its relatively lax car ownership regulations.
Emphasis on the "sometimes".
