Sentence examples for lower allocations from inspiring English sources

Conscientiousness has also been linked to lower allocations in dictator games (Ben-Ner et al. 2004).

Higher extrinsic mortality for uninfected hosts compared to parasitic castrators can select for a lower allocation to growth for uninfected hosts compared to the amount allocated by parasitic castrators.

Schwab clients bailed out of stocks in such large numbers in the financial crisis, Mr. Aguilar said, that they still have "about a 5 or 10 percent lower allocation to stocks" now than they did in 2007, even though they have been net buyers since Jan . 1

They also advised companies that a lower allocation to equities would mean far higher contributions to their pension funds, because the return on bonds would be lower.Some of those consultants gave a probability of only 1% to the bear market of the past three years, says Nathan Gelber, chief investment officer of Stamford Associates, an unconventional pension-fund consultancy in London.

Yield at the lower density was constrained by the low number of bolls per m2 as a direct consequence of the low density, whereas at the high plant density yield was constrained by a lower allocation of assimilates to cotton seed and lint, as a consequence of intraspecific and interspecific competitions.

Investors will be more careful going forward and lower allocation to private equity funds.

The lower allocation of JIVET matings is likely due to the low accuracy of EBV and the high correlation between EBV of full siblings at a young age.

The selected group had significantly greater female and male threshold size for first reproduction (TSFR) and showed a consistently lower allocation to reproduction at a given size (reproductive vegetative allocation, female and male R-V; Table 1).

This may lead an increase in missing data, which our methods can already address but at the expense of lower allocation qualities; this points to the need for further research in handling missing data.

These results are at odds with those of studies on tree species showing that flowering GUs have a lower allocation to stems (or axialization) than vegetative GUs (Lauri and Kelner 2001; Normand et al. 2009).

Blindly lowering allocation amounts without giving a moment's thought as to what allocation level is effective is not a policy position.