Sentence examples for high priority opportunities from inspiring English sources
Preliminary application of the framework, conducted using GIS-based evaluation tools revealed that 18% of onshore aquifer sites with a combined CO2 storage capacity of 746 gigatons are considered to exhibit very high suitability, and 11% of onshore aquifer sites with a total capacity of 290 gigatons exhibit very high priority opportunities for implementation.
The cancer working group identified four topics as potential high-priority opportunities for research in the near term.
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.
"Real play spaces are still possible if people get involved in some way or if the state has a high priority to provide good play opportunities," says Burkhalter. "The exhibition wants to remind us that we have a responsibility toward our children to include them in the public space, its planning and daily use, and not to hide them in the private sphere or behind the screen".
The UHSAs exhibit a feature of multiple transmission opportunities (M-opportunities) per-cycle for high priority traffic that is significant in improving delay and delay variation performance for high priority traffic as compared with previous solutions of single transmission opportunity (S-opportunity) per-cycle.
A similar procedure was used in rating the CDS opportunities for the high priority gaps.
"Energy issues are a very high priority, and we've had the opportunity to provide some input into the process," Mr. Shapiro said.
Agriculture is also a key channel creating economic opportunities and jobs, a high priority of the renewed UN appeal for Syria.
Only the oncology panel found an abundance of highly effective and workflow-compatible CDS opportunities to address the high priority performance gaps.
In this climate of concern about their futures and our country, they want candidates for President to make expansion of opportunity for all Americans a high priority.
Therefore, providing urban residents and children in particular with opportunities to interact with nature should be considered a high priority in urban biodiversity conservation programs.
