Sentence examples for Little allocation from inspiring English sources

The problem is further compounded in developing countries with diets rich in refined carbohydrates, and little allocation of health budgets to the prevention of oral diseases.

In their research paper titled, "So Many Teams, So Little Time: Time Allocation Matters in Geographically Dispersed Teams," Wharton management professor Martine Haas and Jonathan N. Cummings of the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University studied the challenges of time allocation using original data they derived from surveys completed by employees of a multinational corporation.

Cameron's actions have shown little regard for the allocation of powers under our constitution and it does not bode well for the future.

Previous studies of the impact of unemployment on time allocation showed little effect, generating at least one news article about the unemployed "frittering their time away".

Swaps also contribute little to the appropriate allocation of capital, the professors say, because investors use them to take positions on debt that is already outstanding.

He has since taken some profits on the Treasurys, perhaps a little early, cutting the allocation back to 27%.

Since the power allocation gives little advantage in terms of ergodic capacity [15], we decompose the power allocation from the original convex optimization problem through the water-filling algorithm in each user.

With little guidance on water allocation from the Supreme Court, proponents of the dam feared endless litigation.

While the final results may matter for bragging rights, they may have little impact on delegate allocation.

++: good quality (little bias on randomization, allocation concealment or other biases).

The two alternative matrices tested (Analysis I and II) presented little differences for genotype allocation and membership values (q).