Sentence examples for allocated expensive from inspiring English sources

Hence, regionalized perinatal care has efficiently allocated expensive resources of advanced hospitals to high-risk infants who are most in need of help and has provided better quality of care for these babies.

It is not possible to determine from this study the degree to which apparent underutilization of such therapies may instead reflect thoughtful clinical decisions in which doctors use factors such as frailty to allocate expensive therapies to patients who are most likely to benefit.

Independently operated Bitcoin "mines" are allocated a specific amount of currency based on the expensive computing power they dedicate to the intensive number crunching necessary to track and confirm transactions.

Overall, the improved ability to identify high-risk surgical patients will help ensure that limited, and potentially expensive, perioperative monitoring and intervention resources are allocated to the relatively small subgroup of surgical patients who are most likely to benefit.

It has been estimated that 5%to10%0% of public health spending in high-income countries is allocated to oral care, caries being the fourth-most expensive disease to treat [ 34].

Limited availability of abortion services in rural areas, insufficient time allocated to patients at abortion sites, long waiting hours, expensive abortion services, and inadequate counselling have all been identified as challenges in implementing abortion services in Nepal [ 4].

This is an expensive business that in previous conflicts has been allocated 1 per cent of the military spend.

Member agencies that needed more water than they were allocated were hit with financial penalties that made the additional water more expensive.

Secondly, why can't funds from the agreement in Paris be allocated to help us to compensate for the cost of using more expensive technologies and solutions than the ones you have used to develop your economies?

Finally, the budget allocated to conference evaluations is usually minimal, preventing the use of relatively expensive controlled trials (as opposed to end-of-conference surveys).

Up to three billion roubles ($105.2 million) will be allocated for these purposes so that all those who need treatment with expensive drugs will receive it".