The application of resource production from algae is relatively untapped, with the potential to produce fuels, food, fibers and nutraceuticals on a large scale.
Results show important benefits for the case that considers the application of resource sharing in a multi-service, multi-actor scenario and the proposed model produces insights in the contributors to the cost per service and the unused amount of a resource.
We followed the usual practice in the development and application of resource allocation formulas by including supply variables in the formula, since they help to predict costs, but then setting the value of the supply variables for each individual (including the primary care trust dummies) to a national mean value when calculating cost predictions.
Recent literature is discussed and implications for advancing the application of resource-based thinking to industrial marketing are provided.
Expanded availability and application of resources and knowledge can enhance innovation and wealth creation (Fjeldstad et al., 2012; Ketchen et al., 2007; Miles et al., 2000; Schilling, 2010).
In doing so, S-D logic conceptualises value co-creation as something that encompasses many disciplines and perspectives [48, 49, 50] and refers to service as the fundamental basis for value co-creation, i.e. as the application of resources (e.g. knowledge and skills) for the benefit of others [47, 50, 51].
The deficiencies in data coverage can be resolved by an increased application of resources to digitize and publish data throughout these most diverse regions.
These results further highlight that Sl has evolved considerably from Sp and the dilemma of application of resources built around wide crosses to elite-by-elite crosses.
The effective and efficient application of resources to managing human and public health risks associated with the oceans requires an understanding of the physical, biological, chemical, behavioural, and economic dimensions of the interactions of humans with ocean-related health risks.
Similar recent applications of resource allocation in diabetes and in obesity prevention have appeared in the UK and in Australia [ 23, 26].
Additionally, when arrival and throughput data are mapped to resource allocation, such as staffing availability, mismatches can be identified and can further inform reallocation or redirection of resources, or application of new resources.
