When more than one dating method was available, priority was given to retrieval date > ultrasound > last menstrual period.
The argument has been put forward that where preventative and especially "low tech" interventions such as mindfulness-based interventions are available, priority should be given to exploring how best to implement them for greatest impact [ 73].
If Ki(Glc) values measured using both pNPG and cellobiose (CB) as the substrate were available, the priority was given to the Ki(Glc) value measured using cellobiose.
With this caveat in mind, overall assessments of reported quantitative results were available for 5 priority themes – educational outcomes, civic participation and work, mental health, health and movement, and services (see Table 4 [see additional file 4]).
Qualitative works were available to inform the eleven priority themes.
The choice of the experimental design present in this study (three replicated overfed reactors versus only one control reactor) was dictated by the fact than only four reactors of 100 L capacity were available; therefore, we decided to give priority for data generation to the overfed reactors.
If the ministry or institution had previously engaged in priority setting either within the sector group or within the single institution, COSTECH requested that this information be available at the priority setting workshop.
Its services are available on the priority basis to members but also to organisations, institutions and authorities concerned with higher education, as well as to individual policy and decision-makers, specialists, administrators, teachers, researchers and students.
Ministers plan to use a variety of measures to ensure funding is available for their priority areas.
However, in the setting of low influenza risk, with the reports of vaccine related adverse events in the media after the vaccine was available for the priority groups (Figure 2), people may shift their perceived risks away from influenza and towards vaccination, suggestive of availability bias (risk distortion by easily recalled events) [66].
