Sentence examples for priority for the development of from inspiring English sources

The worldwide spread of H5N1 avian influenza and the increasing reports about its resistance to the existing drugs have made a priority for the development of the new anti-influenza molecules.

During the 2015 WHO Product Development for Vaccines Advisory Committee meeting, GBS was identified as a high priority for the development of a vaccine for maternal immunization because of the major public health burden posed by GBS in LMICs, and the high technical feasibility for successful development.

Supporting the fan component manufacturing enterprises vigorously and promoting wind energy integration has been a priority for the development of a new energy strategy in China.

The wind energy industry is an important part of the renewable energy industry and has been a priority for the development of new energy strategies in the world.

Under the circumstances, the demand for a high-voltage electrolyte becomes a high priority for the development of LIBs with high ED, such as solid electrolyte, fluorinated electrolytes, as well as electrolyte additives.

There is no priority for the development of young talent, which impoverishes the sector.

These processes range from how WHO sets priorities for the development of recommendations to how its recommendations are disseminated and implemented, including recommendations developed at WHO headquarters in Geneva, at its regional offices and in countries.

Steering committees set the priorities for the development of future systems.

"At national level, the government's priorities for the development of higher education are shifting towards increased opportunities for study while in the workplace.

More recently, however, in the allocation of priorities for the development of the high-pressure steam engine, the simultaneity of Evans' work with that of the British genius Richard Trevithick has been established, and historians have accorded proper credit for his pioneering of the assembly line.

Drawing on complexity science and network theory we identify four priorities for the development of the domain for the future: conceptualisation of the SIS Domain as a CAS for the co-evolution of Physical and Social Technologies; the adoption of the network paradigm; access to a science of networks; and adoption of Complexity Science as an articulation device within SIS and across disciplines.