Sentence examples for more appropriate allocation from inspiring English sources

An extensive evaluation, including interviews with people affected by the Mozambique floods two years ago, has found that better management of staff and tighter control of resources would result in a more appropriate allocation of funds.

Thus, sensor-based variable N rate recommendations for fields previously fertilized with relatively low uniform N rates would often entail more appropriate allocation (redistribution) of the same amount of total N.

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These may in turn result in earlier identification of high-risk patients who require immediate attention, more appropriate allocation of therapies to those most likely to benefit, and improved intermediate and long term outcomes for patients [ 15, 16].

Such actions typically affect the national or subnational level and require information on the likelihood and expected magnitude of specific health impacts in the local context, allowing for the more appropriate allocation of resources to prevent harm from effects such as extreme weather-related events and changes in disease distributions.

Secondly, as others have noted [ 24], the programme management should better describe the overall programme goal to provide services to underserved communities through more appropriate allocations.

This will permit a more informed and appropriate allocation of research efforts into CCD specifically and other causes of mortality in general.

It may therefore be more appropriate for future allocation of research funding to take into account bibliometric analyses such as ours that assess the impact of a group's research in addition to the volume of their output.

An FT NoC-based communication scheme for data transfers provides a more appropriate solution for resource allocation.

Such surveillance data has the potential to enhance public health preparedness and allow planning for more appropriate health care resource allocation.

As for schemes, the discussion of section 3.3 suggests that compared with historical emissions based allocation, GPS based allocation is more appropriate for the implementation in China.