Sentence examples for perceived high priority from inspiring English sources

Participants were split into two homogenous students' (mentees') and mentors' groups to discuss specific issues using a focus group discussion (FGD) guide, that highlighted four main themes in regard to the doctoral training experience; what was going well, what was not going well, proposed solutions to current challenges and perceived high priority areas for improvement.

Visits are often postponed due to over commitment with other, perceived higher priority HRM roles, inadequate finances, or transport and accessibility problems, underlining the need for proper prioritisation and adequate resourcing of supervision as a key HRM activity.

However, at a few intersections, where a minor road is joining a major road, the vehicles on the minor road will perceive higher priority for the major road vehicle, not because of signs but due to the existing traffic and geometric characteristics.

We hypothesize that care for younger infants is perceived as a higher priority, either because of greater parental uncertainty or greater perceived vulnerability of the infant.

This may be in part due to scientific evidence not being perceived as the highest priority issue in negotiation bottlenecks.

Further, participants sought care for conditions they perceived to have higher priority than their restricting back pain.

These findings provide a basic educational platform on how to go about improving patient safety in primary care through targeted training of GPs in those safety skills/attributes which were perceived as a higher priority and judged to be trainable by experienced and informed frontline educators and clinicians.

Respondents generally did not perceive birth spacing as a high priority relative to other family needs.

Participants wished that health professionals would give high priority to information, because they perceived it as essential for developing a sense of security and confidence.

They ranked these individually according to perceived priority on a scale of 1 5 (1 being very high priority and 5 being not a priority) (Table  2).

It focuses on service innovation and implementation of research as well as clinical and cost effectiveness of interventions that are perceived by the local health services to be a high priority.