Sentence examples for potential reallocation from inspiring English sources

Errors or variations due to potential reallocation processes within the soil horizons but without a prominent change of the overall soil characteristics are minimised using such an approach.

Another consideration would be the potential reallocation of resources.

A number of these panel meetings will be convened during the study in order to agree local priorities for NHS dental services, to finalise the prioritisation criteria for use in the decision-making process and to consider relevant data sources with which to inform potential resource reallocation within the existing dental budget.

The potential for a reallocation of ad budgets from big publishers to smaller rivals comes at a stressful time for media giants.

As a potential indicator for resource reallocation from growth to reproduction, we estimated the average reproductive investment of all the females captured during the spawning season as the proportional volume of egg per female.

We also determined potential indices of resource reallocation over an observational period of 25 years, and we used a growth metric that takes the whole lifespan of the fish into account (i.e. the whole period under fishing-induced selection).

A more-precise understanding of company performance and market potential will lead to resource reallocation, both within and across businesses.

Few of us are so saintly that we need explore the outer limits of our potential for wrongdoing before imagining the reallocation of a speeding ticket and lying brazenly about it afterwards.

"If Sony does not cut the price of their console, we expect the continuation of languishing PS3 hardware sales and the potential for publishers to accelerate their reallocation of resources away from the PS3 console".

Concerns about the potential adverse effects of STW on job reallocation have motivated recommendations by the OECD that STW should only be used in the context of economic downturns and that its use should be strictly temporary (OECD, 2009; 2010).

Our case-mix analysis thus highlights the potential for healthcare policy research on the reallocation of healthcare resources, for example, by investigating the introduction of a capitation method in place of the current fee-for-service system.