The findings represent a challenge to the objective of equality in access to health care services, and indicate a potential for better allocation of overall health care resources.
It is also worth noting that the net revenue figures for athletic departments over all, which include women's sports and reduce the potential for massaging the allocation of general expenses across programs, look considerably worse, as do the numbers for men's programs outside the F.B.S.
The potential for creative resource allocation is apparent; a relatively small reduction in hospital costs could allow substantially increased compensation for other members of a CDT (Table 1).
Even within countries, where there is greater potential for consistent resource allocation, coverage is uneven (Bryce et al. 2006; Hanson et al. 2013).
Let us underline that for the rest of the cells' power allocation no assumption is made (i.e., the following hold for any potential power allocation vector values for the rest of the cells in the system, within feasibility bounds, including the optimal one).
They see the potential for a new capital allocation strategy or changes in operations that will increase share value.
In order to develop and evaluate the HTP method using more relevant pretreated lignocellulose biomass, the potential for rapid and accurate allocation of substrate was tested using a finely divided, pretreated oilseed rape straw slurry (OSRS).
The method of randomization used in the RCT was not reported, leaving the potential for inadequate concealment of allocation of participants to treatment groups, but there did not appear to be substantial differences in baseline characteristics between the groups (Yung et al, 2000).
Nonetheless, this research proposes a potential asset allocation approach for retirees wishing to incorporate valuations into their asset allocation choices, but also wishing to maintain a formal commitment to an asset allocation decision framework that will hopefully help prevent hasty, emotion-based decisions.
The latter occurs because selection favors sperm donors (hereafter donors) that transfer ejaculates that increase egg production in receiving partners (hereafter recipients), creating potential for sexual conflict over sex allocation [ 23, 24], which is predicted to evolve readily [ 25].
