Sentence examples for prioritised strategy from inspiring English sources

In order to improve therapeutic outcomes after transplantation of OECs, a prioritised strategy is to improve proliferation and migration rates and to improve the functional activity of OECs.

Our job is to open their minds.' One-to-one counselling was a prioritised strategy in non-governmental organisations working with HIV-positive people, and often included teaching on infant feeding to parents when relevant.

A sustainable approach to design and engineering involves evaluating where a product or system has the greatest environmental impact and then prioritising strategies which reduce that impact.

It is information local decision-makers can now use to prioritise strategies to mitigate the risk, says Simon Allen, whose group at the University of Zurich worked alongside colleagues from the Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research in Beijing.

"Prioritising strategies aimed at averting malaria deaths is one of the best investments we can do for our children.

Clearly, health workers in SSA need to prioritise strategies directed at emphasizing the importance of protein in the infants' diets as well as the promotion of exclusive breastfeeding for at least 6 months if the IMR is to be reduced.

This study aimed, by improving the medical surveillance coverage, to improve the medical surveillance system through the identification of the incidence and characteristics of newly incurred injuries and illnesses during track and field international Championships in order to prioritise strategies for injury and illness prevention.

We chose to prioritise the strategy of increasing physical activity on the basis of the recent literature arguing that increased physical activity was an effective, scalable, population based intervention [ 13].

Because resources found to catalyse the development of other resources are most likely to have the greatest benefits within interventions, information generated from such studies may provide valuable insight into which resource factors should be prioritised within intervention strategies [ 81, 132].

One of the research strategies prioritised by the IM team for this pilot study was to explore the feasibility of using an internationally standardised outcome measure in combination with a set of "IM tailored" outcomes in addition to qualitative exploration (data reported separately elsewhere) to adequately investigate the comprehensive IM intervention [ 21].

In the majority of tools, strategies are prioritised to initiate the output mechanisms, resulting in guidance that is strategy focused and of limited use to the designer.