Sentence examples for maintenance of allocation from inspiring English sources

Our study suggests that D. stramonium is not subject to demographic regulation by generalist herbivores in the new environment and that selection would not favour the maintenance of allocation to defence in Spain.

The strengths of the study include prospective randomisation, strict maintenance of allocation concealment, blinded assessment of primary outcome data, limited exclusion criteria and a high percentage of capture of eligible patients during the study period.

With this in mind, the WWF plan to allocate stretches of forest to individual villages and to train villagers and pay them for the maintenance of that allocation.

So here comes the issue of decentralizing the role of MoEF in the maintenance and allocation of BCCTF and BCCRF.

If attention is involved in working memory storage and maintenance, the allocation of that resource should be at least partly voluntary.

In reality, almost all activities (including communication) require the creation and maintenance of networks of staff and allocation of resources.

Like other relevant meta-analyses [ 14, 19], most included RCTs in this study did not report the method of allocation concealment and implementation and maintenance of blinding, which may lower the scoring of study quality.

Maintenance of relatively long roots at low allocation of biomass to roots at drought in the progeny of the stressed maternal generation may be an adaptive response that can minimise carbon cost of water and nutrient acquisition.

It is also described as reflecting higher cognitive processes of attention allocation, retrieval and maintenance of a representation in working memory [10], [14].

The two hypothesis explaining tradeoffs between selfing and outcrossing fitness components are not mutually exclusive and for this reason empirically determining whether the evolution of a sexual conflict or the evolution of sex allocation underlie the maintenance of partial selfing has been difficult.

Differential energy allocations between growth, maintenance of soma, and reproduction define separate stages of the life course (Gadgil and Bossert 1970; Stearns 1989).