Sentence examples for allocation and influence from inspiring English sources

The need for improved standardisation and validated end points of clinical trials for NETs has been recognised (Kulke et al, 2011) and the results of further studies should include a prospective detailed quality-of-life assessment, which can inform patients' treatment selection, determine resource allocation and influence healthcare policy (Ramage et al, 2011).

Haplodiploidy, in combination with inbreeding, also changes the patterns of relatedness between family members, which should (at least theoretically) influence patterns of sex allocation and also influence family conflicts.

In addition, prior resource allocation and communication influence post-acquisition coordination outcomes.

137 It can be used to help inform economic analyses and resource allocation and to influence healthcare policy.

This mechanism could for example help explaining how earthworms increase rice resource allocation to roots and influence the allocation to grains.

We examine the role of marriage and kinship patterns in shaping intrahousehold resource allocation and thereby influencing women's access to prenatal, delivery and postnatal care.

Ranked atop Forbes' 2016 list of "the world's most powerful people" are Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and Angela Merkel, all of whom embody the dominant understanding of power as an invisible yet coveted allocation of authority and influence, possessed by few and exerted upon many. .

In recent weeks, Jewish charitable groups have prepared competing proposals to distribute that portion of the fund, plans that could give them a major stake in the allocation and bolster their influence in the Jewish world.

Improved operation sequence and economic tolerance allocation directly influence product quality and manufacturing costs.

At a service level, outcome data can help identify areas for development, evaluate whether services are meeting targets and influence the allocation of funding [ 5].

Themes touched upon in the interview guide included participant's understanding of the national process of resource allocation, strengths and gaps working in the system; process of prioritisation and principles for resource allocation within the National AIDS Control Program and influences working on programmatic allocation of resources.