Sentence examples for effective allocation of resources from inspiring English sources
The results of this study further our understanding of complex inter-relationship between obesity, hyperglycemia symptoms, Hispanic ethnicity, and language barriers and their effect on HRQoL which could help guide the effective allocation of resources and targeting of public health initiatives.
Several studies have highlighted the cost-effectiveness of performing biodiversity surveys as an input to ensure the effective allocation of resources (Balmford and Gaston 1999; Gardner and others 2008).
Their efforts include trying to persuade legislators to back Redlight Children's proposals for new laws, better enforcement and more effective allocation of resources.
Markets can provide effective allocation of resources for a variety of distributed environments, and economic analysis is a powerful design tool for interaction mechanisms.
Health technology assessments (HTAs) aim to inform policy decision makers in their efforts to achieve more effective allocation of resources by providing evidence-based input on new technologies.
The agency said the move was necessary for a more "effective allocation of resources" to focus on the biggest polluters.
A person with higher self-confidence, risk-taking propensity, and innovativeness is likely to display and exhibit greater entrepreneurial skills in the form of better management, greater improvisation, and effective and efficient allocation of resources.
A better understanding of the individual variability in the process of multimorbidity is necessary for a better quality of medical care, better support of patients' self management and a more effective and efficient allocation of resources.
Conclusions: Although elimination of all sources of variation that can affect laboratory test results is unlikely, the application of analysis of variance (ANOVA) statistical techniques can lead to a cost-effective allocation of resources for estimating the precision of a laboratory test.
This simple methodology provides a rapid and easy to interpret results on risk that may be used for a target and cost-effective allocation of resources to prevent disease introduction.
