The government largely controls the allocation of credit in China.
Owned by Peter LaMonica, Cape May Foods owns or leases five clamming vessels and controls the allocation of 1.7 million bushels of quahogs and 680,000 bushels of surf clams.
(It is, for example, a remarkable fact that the government controls the allocation of parliamentary time. Imagine what the US congress would say to that).
Currently, 18,710 people in the United States are on the waiting list for liver transplants, according to the United Network for Organ Sharing, which controls the allocation of cadaver organs.
Russia must meet six standards to win market-economy status, and on some -- like the degree to which the government controls the allocation of natural resources -- the country's compliance may be an open question.
A SULTR-like phosphorus distribution transporter (SPDT), which encodes a plasma membrane-localized transporter for P, controls the allocation of P to the grains (Yamaji et al. 2017).
The comparative advantages control the allocation of graduates across available jobs (Sattinger 1975 , 1993 Teulings 1995; Van Eijs and Heijke 2000; Dupuy 2004).
Controlling the allocation of safety requirements across a system's architecture from the early stages of development is an aspiration embodied in numerous major safety standards.
In cases where the injected fluid composition is fixed, the only given way to control the front dynamics is therefore through controlling the allocation of the injected fluid to the injection wells.
Here, we propose a novel approach that allows the decoupling of genes in the presence of resource limitations by dynamically controlling the allocation of translational resources between the host and circuit genes.
