Sentence examples for prioritized distribution from inspiring English sources

These characteristics include number of species prioritized, distribution of species richness and rarity, and uncertainties in the amount and quality of habitat patches.

The model does not consider socialstructure in the sub-populations, therefore the effect of prioritized distribution of vaccines to health care workers, risk groups and others, in reducing the number of hospitalizations and deaths is out of the scope of the present study.

A doctor in the audience, asked, "If, as you say, there would be a need for 30 million courses of vaccine, and there are only 2 million available now, how should we prioritize distribution of the vaccine that we get?" These and other urgent and earnest questions were addressed to Dr. Barbara Wallace, the director of the State Health Department Bureau of Communicable Disease Control.

The CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices last month issued recommendations on how to prioritize distribution of the vaccine if shortages exist, and those were published today in the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.

During the pilot period, partners were found to continue to prioritize materials distribution, including reusable materials (e.g., blanket coverage distributions), promotion of small-scale reusable pad making income generating schemes, and the provision of emergency disposable pads (at hospitals and protection centers).

While children <5 years old and pregnant women were prioritized by initial ITN distributions, distribution has shifted toward mass distribution with the aim of achieving wide-scale coverage of all age and population groups.

UNICEF will also develop mechanisms to ensure that vulnerable children and their families are prioritized in the distribution of basic relief services.

Therapeutic food for children, health kits, water and hygiene kits to support up to 3,000 families in the affected areas have already been mobilized from supplies available in the country, with distribution prioritized for the Tacloban area as soon as access is possible.

This demonstrates that pregnant women were prioritized at the net distribution level, the household-allocation level (which also includes prioritization of non-pregnant women of reproductive age), or both.

The distribution of technology resources is being prioritized based on need, with the schools with the most outdated equipment at the top of the list for replacements.

This result is expected, as households with children <5 had been prioritized to receive ITNs in the past, while routine distribution through ANC targeted pregnant women.