Another important development in the ecological literature shows that functional traits provide evidence that the allocation of resources to physiologically distinct leaf characteristics, wood density, and seed mass might lead to the coexistence of many species under similar conditions [5], [6].
Instead, research efforts were focused on obtaining evidence for the allocation of resources hypothesis.
When a public health concern can vary from one local region to the next, such as radon, providing regional/local level estimates of the burden of illness is important for the use of evidence in the allocation of resources and design of prevention initiatives.
With this regard, the results of our study are consistent with those of other previous studies that also evidenced disagreements between the allocation of research resources and some conditions with a substantial burden of disease [ 5, 7, 9, 10].
"I've not seen any evidence of corruption in the allocation of the Russian World Cup," he said.
With this data we want to support planners and policy makers to make an evidenced based decision concerning the allocation of scarce resources and the provision of dialysis treatment in Tanzania.
Remarkable progress has been made over the past 40 years in developing rational, evidence-based mechanisms for the allocation of health resources.
Over the past 40 years, academics, evaluators and policy-makers have made quite remarkable progress in the development and application of rational, evidence-based mechanisms for the allocation of health resources.
This knowledge should help to make evidence-based decisions about the allocation of resources aimed at improving the oral health related quality of life of people who are affected by frailty.
At stake in these ethical problematisations were the terms of proof and the level of evidence that is considered justifying the allocation of resources, when the distribution of resources in environmental health is decided upon.
