Sentence examples for greater allocation of resources from inspiring English sources

Respectfully yours, David Ernesto Munar President/CEO of the AIDS Foundation of Chicago.

In female plants of dioecious species deploying greater allocation of resources to reproduction than male plants, a tradeoff between reproduction and growth can occur, negatively impacting growth because part of the resources that could be used for the production of new leaves, stems and roots, are shifted to the production of flowers, fruits and seeds.

Therefore, greater allocation of resources to prevent diabetes or to reduce its impact on QoL may be necessary in the upcoming years.

The observed intermediate phenotype of increased ventrolateral PFC activation during the distraction delay period appears to be related to the GG gentotpye of rs16965628 in patients with PTSD, which shows both increased emotional reactivity and a need for greater allocation of resources to maintain working memory performance in the face of emotional distraction.

In the United States, the population aged 65 and older was 40.2 million in 2010 and is projected to be 88.5 million in 2050. 1 This exponential increase poses a number of challenges, as diseases and conditions that are more prevalent in elderly patients will need a much greater allocation of resources and expertise in health care systems in future years.

Although it remains to be empirically demonstrated, our evidence is consistent with FCA-like alleles of reduced wild-type function permitting greater allocation of resources to reproduction on younger, nutrient-rich islands where benefits of extensive root systems are less important.

The fact that the town size does not affect significantly the efficiency implies that the higher results are due to a greater allocation of educational resources and not to a better use of them.

The exact extent to which these policies have impacted food prices is still a matter of contention, but not even the most enthusiastic proponents of ethanol can deny that by inducing a greater allocation of agricultural resources toward biofuel production, the amount of grain available for food has been reduced.

Therefore, selection could have driven a lower investment in somatic maintenance in adult males and a greater allocation of metabolic resources to reproduction, leading to a reduced lifespan as predicted by the soma disposable theory [34].

To this end, countries committed to a regional dialogue on approaches to child protection services, which focuses on prevention and encourages the greater allocation of vital resources.

These data suggest that co-administration of glucose and caffeine allows greater allocation of attentional resources than placebo or glucose alone.