Sentence examples for of time allocated from inspiring English sources

Understanding life history variation in terms of time allocated to shoot vegetative development, rather than allocation of energetic resources or meristems, provides a potentially useful perspective for understanding perenniality.

Residents of sanctuary forests, experiencing higher restrictions on forest use, decrease the proportion of time allocated to forest extraction and livestock activities, but compensate by increasing their time allocation to agriculture in comparison to residents of state-controlled protected forests.

With the utilisation of prenatal screening increasing [ 31], it is timely to consider how to increase the amount of time allocated to consultations in early pregnancy.

In addition Figures 6, 7, and 8 show, for m = 4, the performance of the optimal allocation versus a non-optimal allocation scheme selected for comparison, namely, using 1 m of time allocated to each reader ('proportional' resource sharing), that is, t1 = … = t4 = 128.

The amount of time allocated to GTAs for marking is often so low (one hour per student, per course at my institution) that we regularly exceed it because we want to give high quality, thorough feedback.

The amount of time allocated to this residual category appears to have diminished.

So I spend a lot of time allocating capital and resources toward what we think is going to be the best use of those and the highest return on dollars that we could put out over the next decade or so.

A further finding was the inadequacy of the time allocated to the teaching of Standard English in schools.

To control for this variation we also calculated the 'staff hour screening tempo' (the number of screens performed per hour of staff time allocated to the event).

A time of 3 min was allocated to a CXR report, and other categories of radiologist work were allocated multiples of the time allocated to a CXR.

We used the estimated SAT to predict the probability of hitting either target as a function of the time allocated to the corresponding movement.