Sentence examples for a rational allocation of from inspiring English sources

He prefers rationing that is based on price because, he says, "prices produce a rational allocation of scarce resources".

Why? From a public-safety standpoint, it's not a rational allocation of resources.

If anything, based on a rational allocation of capital, R&D should now be consuming less resource.

Well-defined land use rights will result in a sound land market, as well as promoting a rational allocation of land resources.

"[A]ppropriate consideration for the vitality of our federal system and for a rational allocation of functions belies any easy inference that Congress intended to deprive the States of their ability to retain jurisdiction over such matters".

In the management of CAP, assessment of disease severity and prediction of outcome are essential for a rational allocation of health care resources and for guiding therapeutic options.

Cyst staging and the experience gathered in a number of referral centres allowed for a more rational allocation of uncomplicated cysts to the different available treatments (surgery, medical therapy, percutaneous interventions or "watch-and-wait" approach) [ 4].

The unambiguous gain from sound taxation is higher output across the board, stemming from a more rational allocation of resources across competing uses.

A cost effectiveness analysis would allow rational allocation of limited resources and resolve an uncertainty that might potentially have been created by setting the focus on purely medical factors rather than economics aspects.

Finally, the paper tried to propose a new pattern of unified regulation of surface and ground water which takes the underground reservoir storage regulation as the main measure for water resources development & utilization in river basin, and the new pattern may be a beneficial trial for effective utilization and rational allocation of water resources in arid inland river basin.

Disease specific instruments would help in the rational allocation of resources within a disease, and patients and clinicians specialising in that disease could use these tools to evaluate treatment regimens and any improvements in quality of life.