Sentence examples for prioritisation rules from inspiring English sources

Their analysis was based on the technicians' utilisation and through-put time, work-order requirement and prioritisation rules.

Rings are then iteratively removed according to intuitive prioritisation rules to reveal the last remaining ring the "parental" scaffold.

The underlying value of this prioritisation rule is that a QALY gained has the same value no matter who gains it (distributive neutrality).

Yes we prioritise, but prioritisation occurs on the basis of clinical need and on the basis of urgency".

Next steps of this work include the introduction of traffic prioritisation patterns [20], using policy rules.

This would encourage discussion on prioritisation of goals and deliberate rule violation by drivers to meet the demands of their job.

Obama's statement, which asks the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to implement rules banning blocking, throttling or paid prioritisation online, could prove to be an important precedent for the rest of the world.

The finding that prioritisation was a key subject area in which rule-based mistakes were commonly made echoes previous work concluding that prioritisation is a key component of a junior doctor's role which is usually learned 'on the job', making doctors in their early days feel unprepared [ 27, 28].

The phrase "guaranteed good transmission quality" implies those businesses not paying a couple of per cent revenue-share to the carrier can expect less reliable transmission quality over DT's network — albeit the EC continually stated that "paid prioritisation" is explicitly not allowed under the new net neutrality rules.

Last May, the FCC chairman, Tom Wheeler, put forward rules that would have allowed fast lanes, known as "paid prioritisation".

Those lax standards are variously linked to corruption, the prioritisation of efficient production over worker safety in building design, and poor enforcement of safety rules.