Sentence examples for predominantly allocated from inspiring English sources

The supreme court was asked whether the assets should be shared 50/50 or predominantly allocated to the woman, who has paid all of the mortgage for the past 13 years.

iv) Osteoporosis prevention studies in Singapore Research resources on osteoporosis prevention in Singapore were predominantly allocated to bio-medical interventions at the time of this Singapore-based study.

Middle cerebral artery aneurysms were predominantly allocated to surgical clipping, whereas posterior circulation aneurysms were mostly treated by endovascular therapy in both unruptured and ruptured groups.

When microalgae undergo environmental stress like nitrogen depletion, either the lipid or carbohydrate metabolic pathway is often triggered, but to which energy-rich products (lipids or carbohydrates) the carbon is predominantly allocated is species dependent [ 24].

The allocation of clinical scenarios was not randomized, because they were allocated predominantly to avoid using the same scenario at the same site and time point.

Funding is a major issue for producing quality evidence-based research into CAM as resources are still allocated predominantly through traditional biomedical channels and in 1996 only 0.08% of funding in medical sciences was going into CAM [ 41].

Manufacturing today predominantly comprises global supply chains where production is allocated to wherever factor inputs are cheapest and most productive.

Nearly all of such predominantly pastoralist districts such as Longido, Monduli, and Simanjiro are allocated as hunting concessions, covering an area of at least 35,000 km2.

These were predominantly attributable to the recruitment of two outliers who were randomly allocated to the non-music usual-care control and to the RAS study arms where baseline VO2peak among outliers resided at the extremes of fitness.

Assuming resource balancing to be an adaptive mechanism for growth under strong water limitation, plants should allocate biomass predominantly to roots (to counteract water/nutrient limitation), at the cost of reduced biomass allocation to leaves.

The facts of the case: The Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 allocated money to combat "a contemporary manifestation of slavery whose victims are predominantly women and children".