Sentence examples similar to direct allocation of resources from inspiring English sources

In the future, however, it could allow potent analysis of transfers of critically ill patients and direct distribution and allocation of resources.

This system started operating in early November of 2010 with the deployment of eight field teams and complemented the dedicated cholera surveillance system by adding an EWARN component, which is key for real-time monitoring of the spread of a disease and directing allocation of prevention and control resources across a country.

Direct allocation [ 18] of other resources to children was based on staff interviews, time motion studies, and room usage within a facility.

These possible causes are not mutually exclusive so it is possible that changes in the allocation of resources, the direct costs imposed by females and the physiological costs of a low protein or high carbohydrate diet all contributed to the poorer survival of males from the low quality diet populations.

Not only does this account unpersuasively imply that researchers are bias-free (which is not the case; Moore, 2008), but it also suggests that the only people permitted to shape the ongoing debate about autism research and to direct the allocation of scarce resources are autism researchers themselves.

Although many of these countries have small epidemic burdens, greater attention and allocation of resources may need to be directed in these settings.

"It is an efficient allocation of resources.

Nothing about the process suggests a fair allocation of resources.

In fact, it is a shrewd allocation of resources.

"The meaningful reform is replacing allocation of resources by power with allocation of resources by the market," he said.

Allocation of resources, apportionment of productive assets among different uses.