Sentence examples for earlier allocation from inspiring English sources

As a result, the company said it would reduce the resources it devotes to its energy marketing and trading business by a third, to $1 billion from an earlier allocation of $1.5 billion in working capital and liquidity.

Thus, Drosophila pupal/adult tissue progenitors can arise both by early allocation of multipotent cells and late return of differentiated cells to a multipotent state, even within a single tissue.

Segmentation suggests the early allocation of defined sets of precursor cells and is therefore presumed to allow a specific identity for each successive segment to emerge from a common ground plan.

Ideally, this time period may be devoted for diagnostics, early allocation to an appropriate hospital, and initiation of stroke-specific therapies [11 13].

We hypothesized that source switching would affect early ERP modulations, corresponding to the early allocation of attention to perceptually derived or self-generated information.

At first glance, source switching seems to entail the early allocation of attention to either perceptually derived information or self-generated information.

First, although an early allocation in the Type 1 group was effective in predicting the need for respiratory support, it did not discriminate between a milder and a more severe condition requiring mechanical ventilation.

25 We first analysed the data for interactions between vitamin A/placebo and "early BCG"/ no early BCG" allocation.

Owing to the design, all subsequent analyses of vitamin A effects were adjusted for "early BCG"/ no early BCG" allocation.

No interaction was found between vitamin A/placebo and "early BCG"/ no early BCG" allocation (P=0.73; table 2).

As it is stated earlier, resource allocation takes place in two levels, namely, at the RRC and RRA at the BSs.