Sentence examples for no prioritisation from inspiring English sources

However for both forecasts and what if scenarios consisting of external factors, i.e. factors beyond the control of the intended scenario user but deemed important to consider, no prioritisation of scenarios need to be made as there are respectively no distinct alternatives to choose from nor strategic decisions to be made for scenario users.

No prioritisation to oral health care of the residents themselves and their family is another barrier of proper oral health and daily oral hygiene care [ 32, 33].

There was no formal prioritisation of the importance of the clinical outcomes, and few assessed the quality of the evidence for the important outcomes.

When the Ontario urgency score was compared with no formal prioritisation using a 90 day maximum waiting time, 48.6% of patients would undergo surgery on average 28.2 days later and 50% of patients on average 27.4 days sooner.

For example, the incremental gain in outcomes from using estimated glomerular filtration rate was estimated to be about 0.008 QALYs compared with no formal prioritisation, representing an additional three days of perfect health (for an incremental cost of £2.45 per patient).

No blocking, no throttling, no pre-paid prioritisation," he added.

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

There was no record of prioritisation investigation in assessing the most critical uncertainties that may affect the projects.

There was no selection or prioritisation according to HALT-30 findings from the lost-productivity assessment: a request for an appointment from any employee was sufficient.

[M, 59, thinner, SSM, 1w] I didn't class it as an emergency…I didn't think it was important enough… [M, 64, thicker, other, 20w] We found no differences in prioritisation choices between people with thinner and thicker melanomas.

This is the direct consequences of the austerity programme and it is wishful thinking for people to believe that somehow there is no pain or impossible prioritisation".