Sentence examples for In allocations to from inspiring English sources

The most significant trend over the past decade has been growth in allocations to alternative strategies, such as investments in hedge funds and private equity funds, especially among larger size institutions.

An interesting, largely unexplored issue is whether ontogenetic shifts occur in allocation to reproduction in mahogany (Norghauer, pers. observ).

The relative reproductive allocation index directly factored in variation in allocation to growth.

For example, in the shade, only homoblastic species had a decrease in allocation to roots.

Some reductions in allocation to root production may be acceptable without undermining soil-holding potential.

Dramatic reduction in allocation to this kind of asexual spreading is both acceptable and desirable.

Likewise, in pot-grown 2-year-old Wisteria floribunda (Fabaceae), availability of support caused an increase in relative allocation to stems and a decrease in allocation to roots, but no effect on allocation to leaves (Sakai and Suzuki, 1999).

The invasive species presented a higher plasticity in allocation to foliage and therefore in growth with increasing nutrient and light availability relative to the native species.

Here, I perform what I believe to be the first clear test of whether extrinsic mortality drives among-species differences in allocation to growth and reproduction.

This study provides perhaps the first direct empirical evidence that varying levels of extrinsic mortality across species drive adaptive interspecific differences in allocation to growth and reproduction.

Late-successional native species presented the highest allocation to roots and significant differences in allocation to roots in response to light availability (shade p = 0.0148, shade*fertilisation p = 0.0161, Table 1, Figure 2) with a fertilisation interaction.