Sentence examples for more rational distribution from inspiring English sources

Opposition to a more rational distribution system stems from fears that it would put small transplant centers out of business and discourage organ donations if they might end up outside the local community.

Newspaper and magazine content will continue to be valuable and read; it will just have a different, far less expensive and more rational distribution channel -- the Internet.

A more rational distribution of tasks and responsibilities across cadres is seen as a promising strategy for improving and increasing access and cost effectiveness, especially in remote facilities [ 21].

A more rational distribution of tasks and responsibilities among cadres of health workers can significantly improve both access and cost-effectiveness - for example, by training and enabling 'mid-level' and 'lay' health workers to perform specific interventions otherwise provided only by cadres with longer (and sometimes more specialised) training.

Ultimately some suggestions for improvements were proposed to achieve a more rational design with more uniform flow distributions and smaller pressure drops.

This finding can enlighten us to design a more rational optimization of the electrode by controlling the distribution of conductive additive in the cathode material for high performance lithium ion batteries.

In this case, MCVELM can find a more rational separating hyperplane which is more consistent with the data distribution.

Simultaneously, Gaussian simulation showed that the larger conjugated area and the rational distribution of functional substituents endow BiNAPO with more balanced carrier injecting/transporting ability, which was further proved by nominal singly-carrier-only devices.

Since the eighteenth century onwards, the Christian/mystical explanations to geographic distribution of human groups started to give place to more rational, objective, and systematic approaches.

Moreover, the shortcomings associated to the current simplified seismic analysis and design procedure have been addressed and a more rational modeling has been suggested especially for the shaft staging systems to enhance distribution of the ductility demand.

Analyzing returns based on their lognormal distribution characteristics provides great guidance to us and leads us to more rational decisions in how we deploy capital.