Sentence examples for priority estimates from inspiring English sources
Goldstick, who is now the C.F.O. of Priority, estimates that this spring he will complete thirty-four tax returns for past or present N.F.L. players, twenty-seven for N.B.A. athletes, and thirteen for professional basketball players overseas, among others.
However, if there would be only one respondent, the inconsistency of the pairwise comparisons can be an important measure of uncertainty that would help decision makers to avoid over interpretation of the reliability of the priority estimates of the landscape sensitivity estimates.
Alternatively, if distinguishing likely effectiveness between potential patients is considered to be unreliable, this attribute could be excluded from the priority estimates for all potential patients.
We gave priority to estimates from multicity studies over estimates from single-city studies and the results from a city appeared only once in a meta-analysis.
The proportion of consensual priority groups estimated using biopsy in CHC was lower than in the USA cohort using FT AT estimates in USA, both for the lowest priority category (A0A1F0F1: 26.0% vs 49.5%; p<0.0001) and highest priority (F3F4: 19.1% vs 32.9%; p<0.0001).
In advance of carrying out a project, the task of top priority is estimating the plan.
MS i (allocated low-priority RB) estimates G v v, i m from BS v v with min v v I v m, tol indicated in DRB, using RSRP measurements.
(6) MS i (allocated low-priority RB) estimates G v v, i m from BS v v with min v v I v m, tol indicated in DRB, using RSRP measurements.
The average priority level estimated for all informants was used to rank them.
The World Health Organization (WHO) have declared malaria control a global development priority and estimate that in 2009 there were 225 million cases of malaria worldwide, 93% caused by Plasmodium falciparum [ 2].
As seen in table 2 the highest priority as estimated using the conjoint analysis was Monitoring of at-risk populations (p < 0.001), followed by Access to treatment (p = 0.004), Centers of excellence (p = 0.002), Multidisciplinary management (p = 0.004), Public awareness (p = 0.018), National guidelines (p = 0.056) and Clinical education (p = 0.019).
