Sentence examples for prioritisation system from inspiring English sources

Wherever Abedi started in the prioritisation system, he ended up at the bottom of the list, and the security services are looking into whether there was "actionable" intelligence that may have been ignored.

"It can reliably be used as a fully-automated triaging and prioritisation system," added Montana.

To address this, Cpipe implements a filtering and prioritisation system designed to automatically highlight the results most likely to be relevant for the majority of cases.

That would certainly be more motivational … we would have a focus on that for that patient" (OT1) Speech pathologists used a prioritisation system that some felt was a barrier to routinely providing intervention for communication impairments.

Information on ethnicity was collected using the 2006 NZ Census of Populations and Dwellings question as recommended by Statistics NZ. 14 The participants who nominated two or more ethnic groups were assigned to a single group using the prioritisation system recommended by Statistics NZ, with the following order of priority (from highest to lowest): Māori, Pacific, Asian, Other and NZ European.

To develop a prioritisation system based on the preferences of the public that could be used to prioritise individuals for bariatric surgery, 'priority weights' were derived based on the MNL model coefficients, to indicate the relative importance of the different criteria.

Causal network analysis (CNA) allows the identification and prioritisation of regulatory system elements within transcriptomic models.

Furthermore, TW appear to be at increased risk of being lost to follow-up in the syphilis care cascade, consistent with other studies which have found that HIV-positive TW are less likely to adhere to antiretrovirals than others for various reasons, including negative experiences and stigma with the healthcare system, prioritisation of hormone therapy and housing instability.

Given the ongoing tension between demand for more information for decision making, versus the need to be parsimonious with the number of indicators to avoid overburdening frontline workers and information systems, prioritisation of the ENAP treatment indicators for inclusion in these systems should be country specific and consider relevance to national policy and health system needs.

Eight key subject areas were identified; hospital systems, prioritisation, treatment, ethical principles, procedural skills, communication, situation awareness and infection control.

There was a predominance of rule-based mistakes in relation to the key subject areas of hospital systems, prioritisation, treatment and ethical principles.