Sentence examples for a reduced allocation from inspiring English sources

As the UEFA coefficient that determines the number of places per country is based upon performances in European competition over the previous five years, England had a reduced allocation until 1995.

Lethality of homozygous p5cs2 mutant embryos in siliques of heterozygous parent plants may be explained by slower growth of the homozygous embryos, resulting in a reduced allocation of nutrients and finally leading to premature desiccation and thus death of homozygous embryos when the heterozygous and wildtype siblings have reached maturity.

Ageratina adenophora was reported to allocate greater amounts of nitrogen to photosynthesis (growth) and reduced allocation to cell walls (defence), thus resulting in an increase in its growth and vigour in the introduced ranges (Feng et al. 2009, 2011).

The increased partitioning of biomass to shoots and reduced allocation to roots with increasing age, found in trial 1, has been reported for young hybrid poplars grown from cuttings from plantation stock in North America (Wullschleger et al. 2005).

But presumably the reduced allocation of funds after the disintegration of the USSR had the effect that fewer workers were sent to Moscow for cancer treatment.

The correlation between these processes suggests that reduced allocation of resources to the cue stimulus, and therefore reduced expectancy for the upcoming go/no-go stimulus, is associated with reduced strength in inhibitory processing [ 17, 45, 51].

For diversified portfolios, do you suggest any change in the allocation to bonds? A. Yes, we have reduced allocations on investment-grade bonds to focus on selected low-investment-grade and high-yield corporate bonds.

It also reports worries about reduced allocations for primary-school training places at postgraduate level.

Despite continually reduced allocations to venture capital, many endowment and pension fund managers still target roughly 20X to 40X more exposure than the average U.S. household (Dartmouth targets 7.5percentt, Washington State is comparable).

Conversely, specificity may be seen as limiting immune defence costs by partitioning resources into a particular defence component, while reducing allocation to others (Frank 2000).

Therefore, D. carinulata appears to reduce allocation to these structural and storage tissues as much as chemical defoliation.