Most sub-national governments depend entirely on allocation from the Federation account because of their low capacity for internally generated tax revenue, given that the majority of Nigerians are poor (Olakunde 2012).
As regional and remote families are enrolled in the trial, the research assistant will obtain information on allocation from the envelopes in sequential order and assign participants to their designated group.
Lakeside's financing, relying on generous allocations from the state and city, is separate — and the project's price tag has increased $25 million since the first design in 2007.
The state relies heavily on allocations of water from the Colorado River, a reliance that has yielded a continuing legacy of litigation and conflict with neighbouring states over water rights.
These focus on resource allocation from the generation point of view and not the distribution system point of view.
With little guidance on water allocation from the Supreme Court, proponents of the dam feared endless litigation.
However, we made efforts to conceal the intervention by not separating documents with information on the allocation from those outcome data collection, by training the team's supporting clinical team (professional nurse, family medicine residents, family medicine staff, and consulting dermatologist) to avoid enquiring in ways that would unmask the allocation.
Many now rely on additional funding sources, such as fees on motor vehicle licenses and special allocations from lotteries.
The allocation of out-of-pocket health expenditure to the various providers is based on allocation factors obtained from household health expenditure and utilization survey of 2000.
Finally, the negative correlation of pod harvest index with final grain yield under severe drought stress indicated a major effect of severe drought on allocation of photosynthate from the pod wall to final grain production as reflected by seed weight.
