Sentence examples for its prioritisation from inspiring English sources

"For example, the different level of acknowledgement of sexual harassment in national legislation and its prioritisation in specific policies and political debates might be reflected in women's overall level of awareness of sexual harassment as a fundamental rights abuse, and their disclosure of such experiences".

The majority of respondents reported a moderately low awareness of the clinical challenges associated with AFI and its prioritisation in their units.

In 2004, the Public and Professional Policy Committee of the European Society of Human Genetics (ESHG) felt the need for professional recommendations on how to use assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) safely and reliably from the genetic point of view, as well as issuing guidelines on acceptable goals of ART-based treatment and its prioritisation in European healthcare systems.

Preparation for the PSP began in late 2013; it concluded in May 2015 with its Final Prioritisation Workshop (see figure 1).

Thus, it is the overall weight of MSTN's system-wide differential connectivity, not the behaviour of its relationship with any one DE gene, which permits its correct prioritisation.

Another feature of the new sector law is its explicit prioritisation of fossil-fuel-based technologies.

In that time, I have seen the development of the diversity and inclusion agenda and its subsequent corporate prioritisation.

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.

While A4R is a dominant framework in the literature on health prioritisation, it is not without its challenges or critics.

Yes we prioritise, but prioritisation occurs on the basis of clinical need and on the basis of urgency".

A second point that seems not to have occurred to this government in its policy of the prioritisation of science subjects over the humanities and the social sciences is that many (although not all) universities find it difficult to attract well-qualified students to study the natural sciences.