"Banks have been perpetuating a pattern of resource allocation that goes against the key role they should be playing in restructuring," said the OECD in a recent report on Romania.
Sustainable development that conceptually can be divided into the following parts: environmental, social and economic, is a pattern of resource use, which aims to meet human needs while preserving the environment so that these needs can be met not only in the present, but also for generations to come in future.
Figure3 shows a pattern of time resource allocation for the use of the available spectrum, i.e., the length fixed transmission opportunity (TXOP), in the CR-UWB system.
Cost and utilization data relating to other health care services, Medicare, PBS and self-reported health utilization data included in the economic evaluation are reported in Tables 1 and 2. For most individual health services there was a pattern of less resource utilization and less cost that favored the intervention group, although these differences were not statistically significant.
At a minimum, a conceptual model is a useful organizer to identify a system's major components and processes, illustrate connections among them and analyze how a structured pattern of resources and processes contributes to the achievement of specific outcomes in a given context [ 9].
The only requirement is that they should be collected in a habitat with a similar pattern of resource spatial distribution.
We did not detect a pattern of differences in resource use in the comparison cohort when examined by stage of their matched cancer patient, thus the comparison cohort is shown as a whole.
They were designed to be clinically coherent in the sense that they are expected to evoke a set of clinical responses which result in a similar pattern of resource use for similar groups of patients.
Flap surgery is necessarily individualized and specific procedures may be indicated in very different conditions and circumstances, each with a unique pattern of resource use and often independent of the underlying diagnosis.
The abundances of species (importance value index) followed a fair lognormal pattern of resource sharing with a few common species with high abundance (S. robusta, S. wallichii, P. kesiya and C. arborea), several intermediate species with moderate abundance and some very rare species with very low abundance (Figure 5).
