Sentence examples for initially prioritised from inspiring English sources

In the case examined here, scientific information products were initially prioritised by funders over processes for collective knowledge generation.

1000 participants provided 4100 responses, which contained 94 unique unanswered research questions that were initially prioritised by 475 participants.

1000 participants (60% PwP) provided ideas on research uncertainties, 475 (72% PwP) initially prioritised them and 27 (37% PwP) stakeholders agreed a final top 10.

In a situation like this, where we are initially prioritising the part of the population that is most at need, there are those who can feel left out," he explained.

The comparative advantage of a donor is also important [ 8], with, for example, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation initially prioritising research in new technologies over studies of methods of service delivery [ 4], linked to their comparative advantage in technology and innovation [ 8].

The other challenge is for clinicians to balance information about non-pharmacological approaches (which may initially be prioritised by patients), and emphasis on more effective (but potentially less acceptable to some patients) pharmacological approaches.

Initially, a Steering Group prioritised research questions and search terms for the three SLRs.

France Football magazine claims Rybolovlev had initially intended to prioritise buying domestic players, thus pumping millions into the French game, but the aggressive nature of the lobbying by other clubs has hardened his stance and prompted a radical change in policy.

Initially the church must prioritise the voices of women and of the LGBT community, redressing the balance and providing a model for other faith communities around the world.

Continuity has been prioritised.

The bill prioritised "shovel-ready" plans.