It is a continually negotiated property of individuals, subject to multiple influences arising both from people and their social contexts and from macro-level influences on allocation of resources and configuration of services.
Candidacy is a continually negotiated property of individuals, subject to multiple influences arising both from people and their social contexts and from macro-level influences on allocation of resources and configuration of services.
Informally, our approach may be considered as a 'correlated clustering' model, in which the allocation of genes to clusters in one dataset has an influence on the allocation of genes to clusters in another.
Enlarging the geographical scale by including more putative source populations had more influence on the allocation of putative migrants from Northwest France (seven migrants (29%)) compared to the allocation of putative migrants from Belgium and the Netherlands (four migrants (6%)), which is in accordance with the estimated probability of correct assignment.
While there is ample scope for age to be an important determinant of time allocation even when minimum age regulations are completely unenforced, age appears to have a minor, often negligible, influence on time allocation.
"Consultants' recommendations have a large influence on investor allocation decisions and confirms survey data which reports that manager selection is one of the most highly valued services offered by consultants," the study found.
Neither research assistants nor health-care providers enrolling participants had influence on group allocation.
Results revealed that in most cases the factors "distance to the no-take", "water depth", and "distance to the port" had a significant influence on effort allocation by the fishing fleets.
Results indicate that age, education of household head, availability of labour and ownership of uncultivated land have a positive influence on land allocation to J. curcas whereas ownership of livestock and non-farm income deterred households from cultivating the crop.
Specifically, researchers disagree about whether the low-level visual salience of objects in a scene, such as brightness (e.g., Lansdale, Underwood, & Davies, 2010; Pringle, Irwin, Kramer, & Atchley, 2001; Spotorno & Faure, 2011) or the high-level semantic meaning of the scene (Stirk & Underwood, 2007) has the most influence on attentional allocation.
