Sentence examples for allocation deficit from inspiring English sources

However in their 2006 07 allocation deficit PCTs were under target on average by 1% in 2006 07.

The attentional blink effect was not significantly protracted in our patients, suggesting a time-limited deficit in resource allocation during temporally demanding stimulus processing conditions.

Obama administration officials said they believed that their broader plan to conduct auctions of other spectrum, including unused airwaves voluntarily given up by broadcasters, will raise the extra money required to prevent the D Block allocation from increasing the federal deficit.

Deficit (geographical oil allocation) has increased substantially from £3.4bn to £8.6bn (5.9%).

This fundamental deficit in the allocation of attention may contribute to the broader array of cognitive impairments and clinical symptoms displayed by individuals at ultra high-risk for psychosis.

Understanding assimilation and allocation processes affected by water deficit is a fundamental prerequisite step in identifying and improving soybean tolerance to drought [ 11].

We also discuss how deficits in memory allocation could result in cognitive pathologies, such as those associated with ageing or schizophrenia.

***If marginal analysis was to proceed beyond deficit elimination, re-allocation from disinvestment 43 to investments 1 to 3 would be recommended, as the benefit loss on the disinvestment is less then the potential benefit gained through these investments.

Deficit (per capita oil allocation) has increased from £13bn to £13.6bn (10.6%).

Holders of less volatile conservative allocation funds suffered only a 0.3percentt annual deficit.

Second, PBMA may not have lived up to its name because a formal re-allocation exercise did not immediately follow the allocation of agreed disinvestment proposals to the deficit.