Sentence examples for prioritisation for from inspiring English sources

This prioritisation for consequences from VEP is just one possible way to prioritise variants and this subjectivity could affect the extent of matching between annotations from ANNOVAR and VEP.

The results highlighted significant intra- and inter-ecoregions differences, showing great potential to extend the use of these indexes to land use planning and areas prioritisation for both ecological protection and restoration.

If Congress actually did fail to authorise the issuance of more debt and the White House didn't come up with a work around then payment prioritisation for any length of time would mean dramatic and chaotic austerity sufficient to return the American economy to recession.

"Only last week the older people's commissioner was seeking prioritisation for adult services while other lobby groups are also urging similar protections in their respective policy areas.

NDDCs represent a small proportion of total costs for persons with severe haemophilia (between 2% and 5% in most European studies) [14], and as a result their prioritisation for research has until now been limited.

Due to the large number of possible environmental contaminants, and the fact that they never occur as individual chemicals but always in more or less complex mixtures, the identification of potentially relevant chemicals and mixtures as well as their prioritisation for monitoring and abatement are key challenges for regulators and other stakeholders.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Decision hierarchy for the prioritisation of FOR and SER alternatives.

One promising strategy to help separate these is to use functional annotations for prioritisation of variants for follow-up.

Both the scarce health care resources and the increasing need for prioritisation speak for focusing treatments on women in their normal childbearing age.

Respondents underlined the need for prioritisation and for a more operational choice of MDGs, less influenced by global politics, and adjusted to the capacities of nations, especially for developing countries.

One example is the definition of criteria for the prioritisation of SVHC for inclusion in Annex XIV which may place substances of high risk for the workplace on a holding position on the candidate list.