Animals might, for example, allocate more resources to immune function if challenged by an infection and expend less energy in other activities.
New York state for example, allocates $420 million annually to qualifying production companies — dwarfing the $100 million offered by California.
New York, for example, allocates up to $420 million annually in film and TV rebates, four times what California offers.
Yet by contrast few African governments, for example, allocate adequate funding to this.
Nevertheless, ethical procedures were strictly adhered to including the provision of fully written participant information enabling informed consent and by assuring that strict participant confidentiality was maintained, for example, by allocating numeric codes to all participant contributions.
Platforms limit the freedom of the crowd in order to increase efficiency, for example by allocating tasks to workers that are most available or by attaching rating systems to task acceptance levels.
In the system level, the possible asymmetry of the traffic can be treated in time domain, for example, by allocating more time frames to the DL than UL.
The possible asymmetry of the traffic can be treated in time domain, for example, by allocating longer time frames to the DL than UL.
Instructors whose students are primarily hired by firms that audit SEC registered companies, for example, might allocate significant class time to PCAOB Auditing Standard No. 5 [Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (2007). Board proposes new standard on internal control over financial reporting. www.pcaob.com].
It was not possible, for example, to allocate some medical supplies received by the health centre's pharmacy to the various wards or departments, as usage of these items was not specified by ward.
