Sentence examples for insufficient prioritization from inspiring English sources

Geographic data for specimens is generally less than optimal and is unevenly distributed across taxa, due to the bias of collecting activities toward particular species or locations, a historically insufficient prioritization of recording and maintaining of geographic data, lack of high quality absence data for species, and limited accessibility of stored data for some collections.

That said, while relevant problems and solutions were identified at the outset by the community, there was insufficient prioritization of activities and assessment of key preconditions for success.

As a result, in Study I, the prioritization results were insufficient (Finding 1.4).

1.4 Prioritization results were insufficient: Some groups hardly used the like functionality (see Table 2).

A two-tier internet is anathema to a truly open internet, and rules under section 706 authority are insufficient to prevent harmful paid prioritization".

Regardless of these positive observations and the increasing evidence in the field of physical activity in PCa patients, a majority of patients are inactive, physicians hesitate to prescribe physical exercise, insurance coverage is insufficient, lifestyle and behavior interventions lack prioritization in the health care systems and patients are uninformed [ 16].

As long as resources remain insufficient to treat all people in need, prioritization among patients must inevitably consider not only the individual patient's health gain, but also the broader public health objectives: Is treatment meant to maximize patients' survival (for given treatment and diagnostic inputs)?

Prioritization Does the resident appropriately prioritize tasks?

Bearers with insufficient radio channel quality are not considered in the prioritization algorithm and are assumed to set (F_{k}^{text {QCI}_{m}}=1).

If the surgery supply is insufficient to cover unmet needs, it seems reasonable to introduce prioritization systems, which involve modifying the indication thresholds in accordance with the resources available in the system.

Users with G Factor ≤−3 dB are assumed to have insufficient radio channel quality, and therefore, they are not considered in the prioritization algorithm (see Section 5.3).