Sentence examples for priority assessment from inspiring English sources

The top capability of all cases is Internal Process and the top criteria for priority assessment is Authority Support.

The study of species' response is a key to understand the ecology of a species (e.g. critical habitat requirement and biological invasion processes) and design better conservation and management plans (e.g. problem identification, priority assessment and risk analysis).

Since the performance of a geothermal heat pump system depends strongly on parameters such as geological and climate conditions, a regional-scale energy-economic mapping by spatial analysis was accomplished for priority assessment of each region which is to be subsidized.

In future it will be possible but not easy to use the EQ-5D instrument as a complementary consideration in clinical priority assessment.

There is a growing demand for an integrated 'helicopter view' of research information to enable more targeted and balanced research priority assessment and monitoring.

The idea behind GACOs was to help orphan patients, based on a priority assessment.

To analyse the inter-observer reliability, the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) and its CI95% between doctors' priority assessments were calculated.

In terms of resource allocation, it is reasonable to ask how much of the U.S. EPA's budget could be allocated to accomplish this, and where this would rank relative to other priorities, such as increasing the numbers of priority assessments to meet the U.S. EPA's statutory goals.

Controlling such individuals and their health issues should be the system's highest priority, with assessment at the point they enter and throughout their involvement in the system, until their release back in to the larger population.

[Interviewee 2] and applying the rules rather loosely, if they gave learning priority over assessment.

Evaluations of specific site types (e.g., high priority) included assessment of the possible effects of proximities to the other types as well, to try to isolate any effects.