Sentence examples for prioritised using from inspiring English sources

Investment in education must be prioritised, using at least 4% of GDP, and reform priorities should be established with assistance from civil society and international donors, development banks and the UN.

First, as required by Lombardy Region HTA practise [1], the dimensions were prioritised, using a rating scale ranging from 1 (more important dimension) to 8 (least important dimension).

It surprisingly succeeded in making me feel that this was a meaningful relationship between stupidly named child and magically shrinking pet, not that I prioritised using said creature to the detriment of progressing other monsters caught in the wild.

The risk factors identified in these studies are then prioritised using criteria summarised in Table  1.

The variants were additionally confirmed by an inheritance pattern and cosegregation test of the families, and the rest of the variants were prioritised using in-silico prediction tools.

The poly-Q encoding genes were prioritised using multiple criteria for their likelihood of being polymorphic and then the highest ranking group was experimentally tested for polymorphic variation within a cattle diversity panel.

From 2005 to 2007, services may not have prioritised use of the database as a means to monitor care.

As VEP returns all possible annotations for each variant (given the transcripts present at each variant's location in the genome), we prioritised annotations using a common-sense ranking of the 'severity' of the consequence of the variant (Additional file 1: Table S3) to make the VEP annotation results directly comparable with those from ANNOVAR.

We will prioritise use of anchor-based MIDs when they are available, and calculate distribution-based MIDs when they are not.

Carefull said technology should be prioritised and used much more extensively, while Tickell spoke about the need to get health and social care professionals to recognise the housing sector.

I prioritised what used to seem like mundane tasks, like reorganising all the audio samples on my computer and creating a spreadsheet to tally how many joints I've rolled in my entire life.