Sentence examples for summary of priority from inspiring English sources

The ADA 2013 nutrition therapy recommendations provide a summary of priority topics for persons with diabetes.

What follows is a summary of the priority recommendations directly related to unblocking the blockages and to the future of capacity building for humanitarian preparedness and response.

For a summary of research priorities and questions, see Table  2.

Finally the group shared their individual summary points and with the facilitators negotiated a consensus summary of the priorities for action and debate.

Third, the CHMT members took deliberate steps to publicise district priorities on the district hospital notice board, at health facilities and in ward and village offices: " Beginning from last year 20099) after the completion of the district health plan we display a summary of the priorities on notice boards at the hospital, in health centres and in ward and village offices.

- The SUPPORT (SUPporting POlicy relevant Reviews and Trials) Collaboration: http://www.support-collaboration.org/index.htm - This project produces summaries of high priority reviews for low- and middle-income countries.

It is a succinct summary of the programming priority of Limor Tomer, the series's general manager: tying the presentations to the museum's collections and exhibitions.

" This is a summary of all your priority debts, secured debts (mortgages, car loans, etc) and unsecured debts (credit cards, personal loans, etc).

These country priorities did not differ significantly from one another and are therefore probably a good summary of the research priorities of the ECOWAS region.

We hope that by producing such a summary of recent work and priorities, there will be similar collaborative discussions between researchers and patient organizations for other rare diseases.

But what finally turned Meltzer into a political activist was the answer from Holdren to a complaint from another listener that White House officials had ignored NIH in their summary of the president's science priorities.