Sentence examples for as reallocation from inspiring English sources

An optimal response was defined as reallocation of each individual metastasis from group 3 or 2 to group 1.

An incomplete response was defined as reallocation from group 3 to group 2. No response characterised metastases not changing groups.

The statement must address the ultimate objectives to be achieved, such as reallocation of resources, effecting a budgetary reduction or enhanced productivity.

Their performance during the respiration process on the other hand might be related to a better ethanol consumption rate as well as reallocation of intra-cellular stock.

Compensation is defined as any difference in fitness between hermaphrodites and females (Delph et al. 2007) and can be due to a number of factors such as reallocation of resources from male to female function, inbreeding depression (Darwin 1877) or male biased herbivory (Ashman 2002).

Changes in individual growth rates over time can be due to fishing-induced evolution, to ecological changes (e.g. temperature, water phosphorus concentration, population density), to a change in life history such as reallocation of resources from growth to reproduction, or to any combination of these possible causes (Heino et al. 2008).

He has studied the procyclical nature of capital reallocation as well as the variation of entrepreneurial activity and default over the business cycle.

Palm oil expansion requires land reallocation as well as changes to the local and natural ecosystems.

Structuring as a reallocation, rather than as a fee, can provide far more favourable tax treatment for individual managers.

Water markets have increasingly been adopted as a reallocation tool around the world as water scarcity intensifies.

Most companies hide their product cancellations: they try to disguise them as a "reallocation" or "new focus" or some other doublespeak.