Sentence examples for prioritisation processes from inspiring English sources

Transaction costs were factored into the planning and prioritisation processes developed.

A second WG, on effect-directed analysis (EDA) for hazardous pollutant identification, brings together major European experts in EDA to promote scientific progress in this research field, to identify hazardous compounds in support of current prioritisation processes.

Children's interests may be distorted in prioritisation processes that combine all age groups.

The prioritisation processes varied over time and were characterized by the developmental phase of the collaboration.

13 A number of research funders have indicated that they wish to incorporate the findings of priority setting partnerships into their prioritisation processes.

The shortcomings in current prioritisation processes and the difficulties encountered in synthesising research priorities raise the question of whether it is appropriate to attempt to develop sub-regional and regional research priorities by synthesising existing national priorities.

The prioritisation process integrates a Conservation Costs Index to optimise conservation and restoration investments.

This paper explores the current prioritisation process and describes how the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), a multi criteria decision analysis (MCDA) technique, might be used to do so.

During this prioritisation process the Federal Environment Agency made another experience: According to Annex IX of the Regulation, a standard requirement is information on biological degradation (Annex IX, 9.2.1), especially tests simulating the degradability in different environmental compartments (simulation studies).

The purpose of this research was to develop a database of weed occurrences on WA islands and to create a prioritisation process that will generate a ranked list of island-weed combinations using currently available data.

For instance, one study on autonomous living for older adults in future cities was conducted at regional level for the City of Vienna and entailed process innovations such as an open online consultation at the end of the project in order to engage a wider public in the final prioritisation process.