"The key is the new paradigm of greater allocations to eclectic assets," White says.
The observed intermediate phenotype of increased ventrolateral PFC activation during the distraction delay period appears to be related to the GG gentotpye of rs16965628 in patients with PTSD, which shows both increased emotional reactivity and a need for greater allocation of resources to maintain working memory performance in the face of emotional distraction.
In female plants of dioecious species deploying greater allocation of resources to reproduction than male plants, a tradeoff between reproduction and growth can occur, negatively impacting growth because part of the resources that could be used for the production of new leaves, stems and roots, are shifted to the production of flowers, fruits and seeds.
These data suggest that co-administration of glucose and caffeine allows greater allocation of attentional resources than placebo or glucose alone.
Although it remains to be empirically demonstrated, our evidence is consistent with FCA-like alleles of reduced wild-type function permitting greater allocation of resources to reproduction on younger, nutrient-rich islands where benefits of extensive root systems are less important.
All countries have an annual program of public expenditure allocation, in which those responsible for individual programs argue for greater allocations for their activities and those responsible for raising the money attempt to control the amount allocated.
The exact extent to which these policies have impacted food prices is still a matter of contention, but not even the most enthusiastic proponents of ethanol can deny that by inducing a greater allocation of agricultural resources toward biofuel production, the amount of grain available for food has been reduced.
Rowe and Leger (2011) found that Elymus multisetus populations in areas invaded by B. tectorum (cheatgrass) were evolving to be more competitive against B. tectorum and that the characteristics of E. multisetus plants that confer competitiveness included smaller size, greater allocation of biomass to roots, and higher percentage of fine roots.
Like other chiropteran frugivores, Mystacina tuberculata and I. aenae have a greater allocation of tooth area at the anterior end of the tooth row (individually large teeth accounting for half the upper tooth row length) than in more insectivorous and carnivorous species.
Now that hereditary retinal diseases comprise the leading cause of blindness certifications in working age adults, an increased focus on clinical management of these conditions (eg, with low vision aids and visual rehabilitation) and greater allocation of research funding to study these disorders may be appropriate.
