Among other obvious problems with this measure, a high proportion of resource exports may simply reflect a lack of other kinds of exports, which is almost a definition of underdevelopment in the first place.
19 20 A greater centralisation of care might also help to deal with the high proportion of resource expended on babies who later died.
The allocation rule adopted here indirectly implies host genetic influence on the distribution of resources, as a host with higher growth potentials but similar resistance potential relative to another host will allocate a higher proportion of resources towards growth than the immune response under the same pathogen challenge.
The three sub-agenda with the higher proportion of resources were "industrial health complex", "clinical research" and "communicable diseases", which are considered strategic for innovation and national development.
Another example was sterling's brief heyday as a "petrocurrency" in the early 1980s, which coincided with a slump in Britain's manufacturing industry.The curse was highlighted in 1995 in a paper by Jeffrey Sachs and Andrew Warner, then of Harvard University, which found that countries with a higher proportion of resource exports had experienced a slower rate of economic growth.
Since a high proportion of water resources are used for agricultural production, micro-irrigation systems designed with high uniformity can be scheduled to achieve water conservation as well as environmental protection.
Synthesis of ribosomes demands a high proportion of cellular resources and hence is highly regulated.
Finally, the life history and allocation strategy of Arabidopsis is common to numerous annuals that have a short generation time and allocate a high proportion of their resources to reproduction.
46 The follow-up rate from participating patients was in line with other primary care trials, 47 48 a high proportion of the resource use data were collected from GP records, and there was collection of resource use information outside of the main health service perspective.
David Madden, market analyst at IG, said: In London, the FTSE 100 is paying the price for its relatively high proportion of natural resource stocks.
