Sentence examples for more equal allocation from inspiring English sources
In retrospect, more effort should have been put into either addressing the PTSD symptoms before/during the treatment or in the pre-treatment screening leading to exclusion or a more equal allocation of patients with PTSD symptoms for this specific treatment program.
At baseline, women's greater participation in farm decision-making and a more equal allocation of production and household roles between genders was associated with less use of highly hazardous pesticides on the farm, particularly those farms with less of a commercial orientation [ 14].
Many subjects prefer more equal allocations not only for insurance purposes but also due to impartial social preferences for equality.
The smaller the index is, the more equal the allocation will be, and vise verse.
The reconnection of the management responsibilities and their delegation towards a strengthened local level, a more equal and transparent allocation of usage rights, as well as a new tariff schedule and a transformed tax revenue investment system were seen as the reform's main goals.
We believe that the findings reveal a potential for more equal access to radiological services and for better allocation of overall health care resources.
Some WorldCom Execs More Equal Than Others 08.27.02 Salomon says it gave lavish IPO allocations to WorldCom execs, adding, 'You got a problem with that?'.
Analysis of census data by Professor Rebecca Tunstall of the University of York has shown how in England and Wales housing allocation became more unequal between 1911 and 1921, but then progressively more equal through to 1981, after which inequalities in housing provision rose.
"Now we feel more equal".
GLOBALISATION has made the planet more equal.
