0 present participle of prioritize
1 to decide which of a group of things are the most important so that you can deal with them first:
In comparison, both the second and third columns, prioritizing outer and expanding circle interactions, are relatively new and growing areas of research.
Trapped by a lack of resources homeless people profoundly experience society's inequalities, which has consequences for prioritizing goals.
When resources in the healthcare sector diminish, decision makers are brought face-to-face with difficult decisions of prioritizing treatment among patients.
The purpose of this article is to offer a tentative solution to the problem of post hoc criteria and ad hoc prioritizing.
Prioritizing interventions at several points across the life cycle is necessary for sustained, high-impact improvements in health outcomes.
The system should assist learners and teachers in prioritizing pronunciation topics by channeling learners toward typical vowel and consonant errors for their language backgrounds.
The importance of distilling and prioritizing the most potent components of family-based interventions is seen in research on divorce.
Our research has been the first attempt worldwide to establish explicit criteria for prioritizing information sources.
