At the state level, policy decisions are made with regard to eligibility, extent of the supply and availability of services, allocation of services and benefits, scope and quality of services, including health and safety standards.
This could be further extendable with time, and elements of the architect's history and education would be always visible and available, instead of being given up by limited availability of memory allocations.
We also may need to revise the model's representation of carbon-nitrogen interactions in ecosystems once we better understand different pathways of plant nitrogen uptake, role of nitrogen availability in the allocation of carbon, and formation of dissolved organic nitrogen in soil.
The exact optimal results in this figure test the availability of our power allocation strategy.
Numerical results show the accuracy of the analysis results under various conditions and test the availability of the power allocation strategy.
Depending on availability of GPs, the allocation of study week was done in consultation between GP and a member of the research staff of the cooperation partner aiming to have in minimum one study practice during every week of the study period.
They also don't address major retirement considerations such as the individual's savings rate, the cost of funding a comfortable retirement, and the availability and allocation of other sources of retirement funds.
Numerous, generic themes recurred such as the comments on the low levels of housing stock, the limited availability and allocation of funding to develop and sustain adequate housing, and client difficulties in obtaining and maintaining adequate sources of income with which to cover rent and other basic expenses.
Systems such as e-prescribing utilised would be dependent on the availability and allocation of financial and health human resources which could be dedicated to ASPs and hence context-dependent.
We evaluated the effect of low water availability on biomass allocation, root morphology and transpiration of a common Mediterranean shrub species, Pistacia lentiscus L. Seedlings of this species were grown in pots filled with soil under glasshouse conditions for 6 months, and irrigated either weekly (W+) or monthly (W−).
In particular, Dr. Palmroth is interested in the radiative transfer in forest canopies, how the radiation regime is affected by conifer shoot structure, and what the feedbacks are between availability of solar energy and allocation on carbon and nitrogen within canopies.
