Sentence examples for allocation contributes from inspiring English sources

If our specific hypothesis is correct, that defence allocation contributes to range limit development by negatively affecting stress tolerance, this would help explain why mustards (Brassicaceae), which all contain GSs, generally inhabit high-altitude temperate regions where populations have patchy distributions (I. A. Al-Shehbaz, pers. commun).

' The exemption policy and additional resources allocation contributed to the improvement in coverage of health services in the deprived regions.

We focused on three specific factors and found evidence that changes in time allocation contributed to increased performance and some support for changes in classroom culture also impacting learning.

These findings provide strong empirical evidence that inadequate allocation concealment contributes to bias in estimating treatment effects.

Our findings therefore suggest that the resource allocation policy contributed to this reduction in absolute inequalities and may have helped relative inequalities remain constant rather than widen.

Processes that ensure adequate and targeted resource allocation may contribute to reduced length of stay, increase in ambulatory activity, as well as ensuring right competence at the right place and time.

In the late 90s, the Labour government introduced another objective of resource allocation: 'to contribute to the reduction in avoidable health inequalities' and whilst this has been down-weighted by the current Coalition government, it remains a driving principle of resource allocation [ 20].

The centralized call for proposals in many countries and the different mechanisms that have been established to secure the transparency in the allocation process contribute to this goal and offer researchers and institutions a co-responsibility in the use and reporting of funds and research results.

Regional and district inequity observed in the budget allocations have contributed to inequitable health outcomes [ 9].

In general, we found a positive relationship between resistance and tolerance, which supports the hypothesis that resource allocation to defense contributes to both resistance and tolerance [ 20].

Optimal sex allocation may also contribute to increase the male fertility of hybrids.