Sentence examples for priority avenues from inspiring English sources

We highlight knowledge gaps in plant life in campo rupestre and suggest priority avenues of future research and steps forward to understand and preserve ancient ecosystems worldwide.

The difficulties that they encounter notably linked to AD-associated behavioral disorders, and the need that they expressed for greater access to continuing education, especially on non-drug management of these disorders, enabled establishment of priority avenues to pursue to provide training and disseminate information.

The emergence of drug-resistant viruses, especially multidrug-resistant strains, represents a significant problem in current clinical practice that needs to be addressed and should be considered a high priority for new avenues of research 12, 13.

Hence, experimental dissection of critical translation components like aaRSs is on high priority as one avenue of novel target discovery in pathogen biology.

It is curbless on 9th Avenue and 10th Avenue, allowing pedestrians to take a greater priority, and for the avenues to be closed for larger events.

Second, I disagree that extending the No. 7 line to the Hudson River may be a higher priority than the Second Avenue Subway.

Candidates should give higher priority to the kinds of avenues and opportunities that build up our middle class, including entrepreneurship.

That's a priority they have had no other avenue to pursue this year.

Glickman suggests they may be hoping to generate "welfare reform debate". That's a priority they have had no other avenue to pursue this year.

This finding underscores the importance of focusing on and enhancing patient-provider communication to develop a shared understanding of treatment goals and priorities and offers insight as to potential avenues for integrated interventions [ 63, 68- 70].

Having identified promising avenues in ligand design, the first priority when isolating a new compound is to ensure that when used it is safe and will not cause detrimental effects in deposition equipment due to thermal decomposition.