Sentence examples for ii priority from inspiring English sources

The most time-consuming part of the A* tree search algorithm for protein design lies in the following two aspects: (i) Calculation of heuristic functions; (ii) Priority queue operations for expanding new nodes.

Seven themes emerged in three areas: (1) Challenges to Safe Practice: (i) clinical safety areas; (ii) priority setting (see table 1); (2) Challenges in Preparing Safe Practitioners: (iii) culture of the practice setting, (iv) formal versus informal teaching, (v) faculty preparation, (vi) authenticity (see table 2); (3) Faculty Concerns: (vii) academic-practice gap (see table 3).

During World War II priorities shifted from moral development to patriotic fervor.

This was perhaps as close as any of the MAPEDIR-activated initiatives came to fulfilling the RCH-II priority of community participation in evidence-based health planning.

(ii) If priority is low, a suboptimal taxiway with clear state is assigned.

(ii) A priority assignment process that sets up the network traffic in agreement with the previous values.

(ii) If priority is low and queue does not exceed the limit, a suboptimal runway is assigned.

The criteria we used in analyzing the documents included (i) the character of references to local seaside conditions, (ii) the priority of local development objectives related to the sea, (iii) references to marine ecosystem services and disservices, (iv) references to trade-offs between ecosystem services, and (v) postulates for environmental protection.

Specifically, as described in Text Box 1, MBDS and its partners (RF, NTI, CDC and RAND) designed and carried out a series of "tabletop" simulation exercises to: i) explore national and regional cross-border strategies in pandemic emergencies; ii) identify priorities to improve preparedness and response; and iii) develop recommendations to help guide further MBDS programming and donor investments.

AFR consists of four conditions: i) relevance to the local setting, decided by agreed criteria; ii) publicizing priority-setting decisions and the reasons behind them; iii) the establishment of revisions/appeal mechanisms for challenging and revising decisions; iv) the provision of leadership to ensure that the first three conditions are met.

This review aims to: (i) examine methods, models and frameworks used to set health research priorities; (ii) identify barriers and facilitators to priority setting processes; and (iii) determine the outcomes of priority setting processes in relation to their objectives and impact on policy and practice.