Sentence examples for enhanced allocation from inspiring English sources

However, in many cases these costs cannot be explained by reduced foraging effort or enhanced allocation to defensive structures under predation risk.

Taken together, the results reflect enhanced allocation of attentional resources to disorder-relevant stimuli in spider phobics.

This is consistent with the notion that foreground (nearer) locations receive higher processing priority, possibly via enhanced allocation of spatial attention there compared to background objects [Ozkan and Braunstein, 2010, see also Pomplun et al. 2013].

Restriction of root growth results not only in an enhanced allocation of biomass to the root (decreasing S/R ratio) but also in a drop of the plant's nitrogen status (Ronchi et al. 2006; Yang et al. 2007).

During the typical AB, T2 should be less blinked (i.e., better reported) following the processing of a disgusted face (which diminishes allocation of attentional resources) than following a fearful face (which enhances allocation of attentional resources).

This weapon simulation enhanced the allocation of attention across the entire display.

He said more public resources are needed to improve standards in health, water and sanitation.He promised that in coming budget for 2012-13, the central government will enhance the allocation for health, water and sanitation substantially.

Our results therefore indicate that oxytocin primarily enhances the allocation of attentional resources towards faces expressing neutral or positive emotion and does not influence that towards negative emotion ones or non-social stimuli.

However, recently, several works have been developed aiming to enhance this allocation mechanism[2 4, 9].

These results provide novel information to assess the expected benefit of lung transplantation at an individual level and to enhance lung allocation policy.

Giving parents $3,677 per child to spend in the school of their choice would probably enhance efficient allocation and reduce the economic burden of education in the long run.