Sentence examples for priorities additional from inspiring English sources

These countries already receive around $10 per person per year in aid that is directed at these priorities (additional aid is directed at other purposes).

Moving "clockwise" on the map, the adjacent cluster, Scientific Agenda Setting, is comprised largely of statements that reflect the need for, and the means by which, networks identify their research priorities (Additional File 1).

Depending on individual priorities, additional income can be invested in healthy food and lifestyle or health care, but also in consumption goods and hazardous activities, which in turn might deteriorate one's health.

DEGs with pathway annotation were listed according to enrichment priority (additional file 4 and 5).

The Police Department had made catching the robber one of its priorities, deploying additional officers into the neighborhood, assigning Mandarin- and Cantonese-speaking officers to talk to people in the community and papering the area with fliers in multiple languages.

In the reported experience, applying practices of service management to software development resulted in a flexible contractual framework, allowing addressing the customer's business needs according to their priorities without additional contract negotiation delays.

The less validated 'local knowledge' and NT health priorities were additional considerations.

This meeting defined a framework and set specific priorities for additional research needed to improve public health response to B. anthracis related bioterrorism.

These multiple, short-term, 'vertical' disease-specific interventions, while often meeting their immediate objectives, increasingly created fragmentation, conflicting priorities, and additional administrative burdens for local authorities (46).

The large numbers of chemicals on various U.S. chemical inventories, and the limited toxicity information for many of these, have already been stated as the driver for the need to set priorities for additional testing.

These, together with the Group 2A carcinogens and sites with 'limited evidence' are obvious priorities for additional research and amongst those prioritisation can also be guided by the estimated burden.