Sentence examples for presumably allocated from inspiring English sources

We can see that in many years, hospitals report that the two public payers have not covered the full cost (including presumably allocated fixed-overhead costs) of the care for the patients covered by these programs.

This has important consequences for other plant mutualists like mycorrhizal fungi; plants presumably allocate their carbon resources to optimize simultaneous exploitation of both mutualistic relationships.

It is concluded that the plant mycorrhiza mutualism and the bacteria-mediated mutualism between plants and protozoa (microbial loop) complement each other; plant resources presumably are allocated to optimize simultaneous exploitation of both mutualistic relationships.

"With a treaty you would get a land settlement, a sharing of power through allocated seats, and presumably a permanent national Aboriginal body to replace the old Atsic (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission, which was dismantled in 2004 amid corruption allegations).

A methionine-altered physiology reduces growth and increases mortality in blue tits, but this is a short-term cost expressed only during the period when methionine is supplementary fed, and resources are allocated away from growth, presumably into immune defence.

Mayer also noted that Yahoo hired 120 new employees with computer science degrees in the fourth quarter, most of which are being allocated to new areas, Mayer said, presumably mobile and video.

In order to minimise bias due to experience, we included women randomly allocated to SIS and office hysteroscopy who presumably had no strong preference beforehand and women with no history of uterine cavity investigation, which makes our design unique.

Mark Brennan of New York wrote: "Building more runways sounds like a good solution until one recognizes that the real problem is that runways today (and presumably those to be added in the future) are not allocated economically.

"How were their portfolios allocated?

allocated, up 17.6 percent over last year.

Markets are being allocated politically".