Sentence examples for prioritising allocation from inspiring English sources

The participants indicated that compatibility was an acceptable criterion for prioritising allocation as this could be objectively assessed.

It is therefore paramount that decision makers have access to cost-effectiveness information to prioritise allocation of resources within their budget constraints.

Gyeonggi-do, South Korea's most densely populated area, used the Coinstack infrastructure to measure the opinions of local people in prioritising the allocation of funding to more than 500 local community projects.

Mr Wright said the council was "considering a policy on prioritising the allocation of new sites to those who have recently lost sites" and that Mr Mayers was "aware of this".

This has important public health implications for vaccination programmes and suggests that transmissibility is an important consideration in prioritising the allocation of limited health resources.

One major focus of the 2010 restructuring is the function of commissioning, which includes assessing local health needs, prioritising the allocation of resources, procuring and purchasing healthcare services, and monitoring contracts.

The weights in (7) are used to prioritise the allocation of data rates to different services of different VNOs.

The weights in (14) are used to prioritise the allocation of data rates to services, being a common practice to have the summation of all them equal to unit.

The authors exemplify by saying that while the Prüm regime can be empowering by actually reducing the circulation of personal information and providing benefits for crime victims, it can also prioritise the allocation of resources to certain crimes where biological traces are more likely to be found in detriment of others (Prainsack and Toom 2010).

28 MELD score is used by all the major Western regulatory authorities involved in liver transplantation (UK Transplant, Eurotransplant and UNOS) to help prioritise the allocation of liver transplants.

The use of population impact measures could help the Primary Care Organisation to prioritise resource allocation, although the results will vary according to local conditions which should be taken into account before the measures are used in practice.