Sentence examples for concern for resource from inspiring English sources

We use an experimental linear design and a logit probabilistic choice function to model and estimate agents' concern for resource scarcity.

As discussed above, in most of the previous studies, it is assumed that switching frames can be inserted at regular intervals without any concern for resource utilization and no effort has been made to investigate the best switching instant.

Further, as this result could be attributed to both, agents' concern for resource scarcity and calculation errors in the determination of the appropriation strategies, we estimate the relevance of both.

Although full-appropriation is the dominant strategy of the basic game whatever the resource size, we expect that if agents exploiting a common pool resource feel any concern for resource scarcity, they would be more likely to alter their appropriation strategy the scarcer the resource stock.

Though at this stage of its development the cost of this system is not yet defined, this issue remains a concern for resource limited settings.

Watershed losses of phosphorus (P) have been a topic of concern for water resource managers over recent decades.

And, while concern for scarce resources could certainly be a legitimate state interest, cost-cutting could not be achieved only at the expense of one politically unpopular minority group that would be, by definition, discrimination.

I could mention, too, a concern for musical resources used in a way that fits into my expressive intention...and a desire to avoid mechanical repetition or other patterns that seem vacuous.

And, while concern for scarce resources could certainly be a legitimate state interest, cost-cutting could not be achieved only at the expense of one politically unpopular minority group — that would be, by definition, discrimination.

Almost all of them have a principal concern for natural resources, and desire to better society in some way.

The methods used in both these examples require some prior knowledge of loci underlying traits of interest (e.g. obtained through genome-wide-association studies) and thus may not be currently feasible for many species of conservation concern, for which resources may be limiting.