Sentence examples similar to predicted to be allocated from inspiring English sources

Evolution of life-history traits is predicted to be a consequence of how resources are allocated to competing functions such as reproduction, growth and maintenance.

The predicted tax take for 2015 is $125m£81m1m), of which $40m is to be allocated to school building programmes.

We need to predict the budget usage of each application so as to infer the judicious amount of budget to be allocated in the upcoming time cycle.

Resources have to be allocated.

The funding is due to be allocated through universities.

As at 2am, eight delegates have yet to be allocated.

2165 (app. 73%) of all predicted protein-encoding genes could be allocated to the 21 functional COGs (Cluster of Orthologous Groups).

I felt honoured to finally be allocated in the army.

The justice select committee does not support ringfencing finance in future because "it is difficult to predict with certainty how much should be allocated to it".

In fact, the lowered costs and increased productivity that handheld devices can provide led analysts from Cahners In-Stat, a Newton, Mass.-based research firm, to predict that more corporate IT budgets will be allocated to the purchase and support of handhelds.

Best used, quantitative analysis can help conservationists and managers to be proactive and be able to better predict exact areas where resources should be allocated and what specific kind of management interventions are needed.