Sentence examples for in a prioritisation from inspiring English sources

A subset of stakeholders participated in a prioritisation meeting incorporating a Q-sorting task to discuss and rank aspects of health.

The use of drugs to slow cognitive decline, or to prevent AD by treating hypertension, can thus be assessed in a prioritisation exercise in competition with alternative use of resources.

It describes how 'blocks of functionality' may be added to represent variability in electricity generation, a prioritisation of demand types, shifting demand, and storage options.

The results of this DCE show that there is a prioritisation in the six selected quality indicators.

This is consistent for example with the deliberations of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence Citizens Councill in the UK, that age should not be considered as a prioritisation criterion (in health technology assessment), unless it is associated with the level of health outcome.

Given the small and non-linear weights given to prioritising by age, we would not recommend including age as a prioritisation criterion in the development of any policy.

"There will also be a prioritisation workshop in Nairobi this October," says Robinson.

There is also a prioritisation principle, not mentioned in the EC communication, which argues against excessive expenditure on precautionary measures.

If a prioritisation approach has been selected, the prioritisation section will open in the interface and the preset weights assigned to each parameter will be filled in by JavaScript.

However, the key difference is TargetMine's flexibility and its built-in prioritisation protocol; the data size and data types are readily customisable in TargetMine, providing a more flexible and comprehensive framework for target discovery.

This provides evidence that investing in such a biomarker prioritisation programme would be good value for money.