Figure 6 is somewhat simplistic and packed with several unjustified assumptions on what the (true) positive and negative effects of specific pattern of resource allocation to basic or translational research are.
Furthermore, for societal perspectives to be valuable for policy it is necessary to understand the extent to which these views are held and how they relate to specific questions of resource allocation, wider social value orientations and other characteristics.
So-called reserve selection (also known as site selection, area selection, reserve design, or reserve network design) is a specific kind of resource allocation problem that is frequently encountered in spatial prioritisation.
Moreover, because any change of resource allocation in a specific cell will affect the performance of the nearby cells, joint resource allocation considering both throughput and interference over a cluster of neighboring cells via BS coordination is a promising solution.
Moreover, since any change of resource allocation in a specific cell will affect the performance of the nearby cells and the outcomes of individual optimization might not always be as good as those of system optimization, joint resource allocation via BS coordination is considered.
It can also be assumed that medical students perceive the problem of resource allocation in more direct and specific terms [ 36].
Additionally, the interaction of sub-location-specific socio-economic (population, markets) and biophysical factors (soilscape variability) determined the patterns of resource allocation to different activities.
Instead, resource allocation is a primary driver of diauxic growth: it is not possible to understand how much energy the cell should expend on stochastic regulation without understanding the overall principles of resource allocation; vice-versa, it is possible to establish how the cell should best allocate resource without knowing the specifics of the costs of stochastic gene regulation.
The state monopoly of resource allocation remained.
Then there is the matter of resource allocation.
The theory of resource allocation and its applications.
