Sentence examples for response to the priority from inspiring English sources

In response to the priority placed on AoF by nuclear industry regulators and the apparent shortfalls in existing approaches, this paper presents how approaches from Systems Engineering Architecture Description (AD) can be used to address AoF difficulties.

In a previous study, we analyzed the costs of establishing and subsequently operating activities for detection and response to the priority diseases under the IDSR strategy [26].

Health educational activities for cholera, in response to the priority arising from outbreaks making heavy demands on the health system in Zanzibar, are more extensive than for shigellosis.

The purpose of this study was to analyze the incremental costs of establishing and subsequently operating activities for detection and response to the priority diseases under the IDSR.

Therefore, the purpose of this study was to analyze the incremental costs of establishing and subsequently operating activities for detection and response to the priority diseases under the IDSR.

We conducted retrospective surveys of costs for integrating surveillance and response to the priority diseases adopted by each country (see Additional file 1, Appendix 1) at national, regional, and district surveillance offices as well as public health clinics, laboratories and pharmacies.

But he said: "There was no evidence of a structured tasking and coordinating process within the team and this may result in a fragmented approach to work, with the team accepting more and more referrals and responsibility until they become over capacity to response to the priorities".

This year, in comparison, the department meetings are focused on "how do we really make this work for our students?" We made adaptations to the TLP and PSC models in response to the priorities of our district partner and the specific needs of our TLs and their sites.

In response to the priorities expressed in the CFS, CCP and other fora, priority was given to generating information for technical assistance following the Uruguay Round and preparation for WTO negotiations.

One of the tensions identified in the UK (as elsewhere) is the need to find a balance between funding research through independent research councils that have science-led priorities and funding research in response to the priorities of health-care systems.

The minister for women, Shannon Fentiman, said the government would spend $31.3m over four years on its response to the "high priority" recommendations of Bryce's report.