Sentence examples for allocation to give from inspiring English sources

They place heavy demands on health services, and call upon policy-makers in control of health-resource allocation to give them due attention [19 21].

In a comparative analysis, the gonadosomatic index could still function as useful index of reproductive effort if different species had equal rates of allocation to given masses of somatic and reproductive tissues.

"You are showing you can formulate a proposal for a valuable resource in competition with other people who want it, and convince the allocation committee to give you an award over other proposers," he describes.

Despite an allocation system designed to give deceased-donor livers to the sickest patients, many transplantable livers are declined by U.S. transplant centers.

This uneven allocation was chosen to give greater experience of the novel intervention and was taken account of in the sample size calculation.

Again, it rewards large resource allocation to a given event.

But local authorities now have powers to redraw allocation priorities in order to give priority to "groups who make a special contribution".

It comes a month after the prime minister pledged to "reform social housing allocation, enabling local authorities to give more priority to local people, whose names have been on waiting lists for far too long".

The present study qualitatively illustrated how different health policy actors react to decision-making dilemmas about resource allocation, for example whether to give priority to cost-effective non-life saving interventions, or cost-ineffective life saving interventions.

They have secured a bigger budget allocation (see chart), allowing them to give friendly politicians a hand.

Based in the performance evaluation, the control allocation uses an adaptive mechanism to give more or less importance to the actions considering the existent operation context.