Sentence examples for global prioritisation from inspiring English sources

The relationships between the decision criteria and the robustness of the global prioritisation schemes were statistically examined.

In view of the vast areas of TCM yet to be explored and the limited resources available for such an emerging area of research in the global context, prioritisation and focus become the key to achieving real innovation.

These global-scale prioritisations affect the distribution of funds for conservation interventions.

The absence of this global agenda makes prioritisation of oral disease in developing countries of Africa like Nigeria difficult as national actions are often led by global calls made by global organisations; the most viable being calls made by the World Health Organisation.

The DALY metric would become the main process of prioritisation in global health [ 45].

The DALY metric became the main process of prioritisation in global health.

6 Investment in early child development initiatives in LMICs is burgeoning and with this, prioritisation of global health research into interventions that have maximum impact on child development.

Yes we prioritise, but prioritisation occurs on the basis of clinical need and on the basis of urgency".

We argue that, as the CTI matures, it is important to maintain broad convergence in policy beliefs to prevent the formation of adversarial coalitions within the CTI, and/or to avoid unilateral prioritisation of powerful global interests to the detriment of national and local priorities.

Starting from the assessment of the Driver-Vehicle-Environment (DVE) status/situation provided by the DVE monitoring modules ICA enables the selection of the presentation modality, the messages prioritisation and scheduling and the global adaptivity of the driver-vehicle interface (e.g. display configuration and function allocation).

In general, the added value of the NORMAN methodology, compared to the previous prioritisation approaches, is that it is a global scheme which also considers compounds for which not enough data are available and prioritises them by action needed, taking into account the current knowledge gaps.