Sentence examples similar to extensively allocated from inspiring English sources
Healthcare, thus, has strong components of what in economics is called a "collective good," which typically is very inefficiently allocated by the pure market system, as has been extensively discussed by economists such as Paul Samuelson.
Also, most web hosts usually only give an allocated amount of space which may run out if you use it extensively.
The Dundee Ready Educational Environment Measure (DREEM) is undoubtedly the most extensively utilized instrument [ 1, 23] and gauges the undergraduate educational environment with items allocated to five subscales of direct relevance to the concept.
To the Editor: All of the countries Dr. Hilborn cites as "having done well by their fisheries" — including the United States — rely extensively on a management approach called "catch shares," in which the catch limit is divided up and allocated to individuals, cooperatives or communities.
However, Berni-Canani et al. [ 3] randomly allocated infants with CMA while still receiving intact protein formula to a group that received either extensively hydrolyzed casein formula or the same EHCF containing Lactobacillus GG.
"How were their portfolios allocated?
allocated, up 17.6 percent over last year.
Markets are being allocated politically".
Resources have to be allocated.
having been stack allocated.
