Sentence examples for generally prioritised from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that male pleasure is generally prioritised over female pleasure.

The interviews revealed that organisers generally prioritised finance, security and health and safety aspects, whilst giving limited explicit attention to other important factors that affect participant experience.

The results showed that participants generally prioritised public good outcomes over individual gains from rural land use, and tended to view plantations as providing more benefits for owners than positive outcomes for the environment or the broader community.

The policy – the first urbanisation scheme led by central government – aims to expand mass transit, increase the number of "green" buildings, control suburban sprawl and generally prioritise the wellbeing of urban dwellers rather than pouring concrete on new parcels of land.

In a similar way, epidemiologists generally prioritise the study of proximal downstream causal effects (Glass et al. 2013).

Such models influenced the inclusion of an outline for the cultural formulation of "culture-bound syndromes" in the fourth version of the Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV revised) [ 12] In Zambia, literature concerning specific definitions and the perception of mental distress is limited, as mental health is generally not prioritised in terms of service provision [ 13].

Similarly, the diagnosis of ADHD is not yet known or not generally accepted or prioritised in some countries within certain regions, such as the Middle East (e.g. Afghanistan and Africaa (e.g. Ghana).The requirement for experts to be able to communicate in English will also have limited those who were able to take part in the study.

GPs who reported that they were more likely to prescribe an antibiotic generally did so because they prioritised a patient's immediate needs and wished to minimise the likelihood of clinical deterioration.

All facility-level improvements should be prioritised at lower level facilities, as emergent patients generally present to their closest healthcare facility, and must be stabilised before they can be safely transferred to a higher level of care.

Formal consensus methods [ 13] are generally used both to prioritise those clinical guideline recommendations suitable for QI development and also to develop valid and reliable QIs [ 12, 14].

We extracted conserved and non-conserved pairs from Targetscan Fish where the mRNA-miRNA pairs were inversely correlated (to reflect the typical miRNA-mRNA relationship), and context scores were ≤ −0.3, a generally accepted filter for prioritising higher likelihood binding sites from computational predictions.