Sentence examples for other prioritisation from inspiring English sources

It can either be used as a tool to query, select and project genes from within a linkage interval together with gene specific data or to display rich information on human candidate genes obtained with other prioritisation tools or of the researcher's interest.

In general, the importance of lifestyle or personal responsibility for illness (when previously explored in preference studies) suggest these may be relevant to the public, but they have generally been found to be of relatively minor importance compared to other prioritisation criteria, and may well be context dependent.

Brian May, a leading activist, said: "Now that the failure of this whole shameful badger cull shambles can be so clearly seen… it must be time to abandon the concept, and get on with the only strategy which can succeed in eradication of bovine TB – vaccination of badgers and other wildlife, and prioritisation of work to licence the vaccine for cattle".

No literature was found to support that this is a prioritisation other countries are also considering.

On the other hand, the prioritisation instruments include criteria related to patients' self-perception that could have also influenced the correlation between the overall priority score and doctors' opinion (VAS).

Apart from assessments for sustainability impacts and potential for alternatives to reach the chosen goal and other societal goals, some prioritisation between alternatives may be relevant.

Social context has been shown to influence the timing of help-seeking, particularly the prioritisation of other life events [ 22, 26, 33– 33].

It is clear that sequence analysis of the entire QTL would aid the prioritisation of other candidate disease genes for further study.

These include: difficulties in applying generic guidelines to individuals presenting in consultations, patient resistance to taking aspirin, the prioritisation of other issues in a time constrained consultation and problems in reviewing the medication of existing stroke patients.

This framework could also constitute a useful guide to support decision making regarding the implication of patients in other domains, such as prioritisation in risk management strategies or policies on the management and control of infections.

The estimated proportion of MMR attributable to HIV takes no account of the effect of the HIV epidemic on the health system of Malawi, however, which includes exacerbation of the human resource crisis, 51 and possibly also de-prioritisation of other health problems such as maternal health.