However, if the same amount of effort is more unevenly allocated
The availability of an exclusively allocated therapist resulted in shorter waiting periods for physiotherapy and ensured physiotherapy care to all patients in the unit compared with usual care.
The standardization of work duties allowed work lists to be more precise in describing each work task with corresponding time allocation, making work tasks more efficiently allocated and resulting in more hectic working conditions.
We found that small reductions in fisheries yields, if strategically allocated, could result in large unfished areas that are representative of biophysical regions and habitat types, and have the potential to achieve remarkable conservation gains.
Lack of support for this work, for example by paid work time allocated to it, resulted in lack of recognition for the value of the BFHI and lack of awareness of its activities.
The lower levels of agreement of information on census and on death certificate for key variables showed that this method of allocating unlinked deaths resulted in much less reliable links than the initial more refined SNC linkage.
First, the quasi-experimental design, with the school allocated as the unit, resulted in a difference in the proportion of obese children at baseline.
Other infrastructural adjustments, such as the partitioning of the paediatric ward to allocate space for newborns, resulted in neonates being seen as needing special care apart from maternity and older child services.
Because self reported physical activity was the main outcome measure in most studies, failure to blind participants to allocation might have resulted in differential effects of social desirability bias between participants allocated to intervention and those allocated to control.
Appraisal of impact likelihood (MF) and impact magnitude (MF) resulted in effort being allocated (LE: allocation of effort) with a view to avoiding censure on ward rounds (see also Quote 4).
