Sentence examples for for increased allocation from inspiring English sources
If this longevity requires large energy reserves, as seems likely, breeders will tend to select for increased allocation to seed production even if it results in reducing lifespan to the range of decades rather than centuries (see DeHaan et al. 2005).
call for increased allocations and investments in the agriculture and rural sector. 2 Visit http://www.fao.org/docrep/007/J4273e/J4273e02.htm for updates.
Therefore, the greater fitness impact of damage in the shade constitutes the selective scenario for the evolution of increased allocation into defense and ensuing plant resistance.
Speakers underscored the need for increasing allocations and spending as well as the role of partnerships for achieving impact and sustainability.
The Respect MP recently won £150,000 in libel damages after suing the Telegraph over documents published in 2003, in which he was said to have asked for an increased allocation from the oil-for-food programme.
Such competitive shifts have the potential to alter the evolution of AMF functional traits, for instance increased allocation to reproduction and/or storage structures and away from the hyphal networks (Johnson et al. 1997).
For outcrossed hermaphrodites, increased allocation of resources towards male function is expected to be neutral or disadvantageous and thus the relative reproductive investment early in life should not respond during experimental evolution.
In South Africa, for example, the effective use of budget data by civil-society groups led to an increased allocation for child-support grants.
An increased allocation for bicycles and spares, and obligatory monitoring reports will also ensure that monitoring is periodic and documented by extension workers.
The reprogramming of the initial budget of €2.76 billion was a response to the migration crisis; this means increased allocation for emergency assistance and Frontex equipment, and the transfer of part of the funds allocated to the IT systems supporting the management of migration flows at the external borders to eu-LISA.
