The AD&FTLD Mutation Database was designed to hold dominant, heterozygous mutations only, preventing the allocation of multiple variations to one family, for example, recessive mutations such as the homozygous APP p.Ala673Val mutation affecting Aβ amyloidogenesis [Di Fede et al., 2009].
Agricultural uses, for example, were regarded to be a farmer's property rights according to detailed tables in the Water Authority Register which prevents the transfer of allocations to another sector.
(There is no regulation, however, preventing the eccentric allocation of that money, as when the Browns' owner Jimmy Haslam reportedly drafted the quarterback Johnny Manziel on the advice of a homeless person on the street).
Allowing rents to increase each year by only a benchmark of average market rents will prevent the efficient allocation of housing, creating dangerous distortions the higher the level at which the averages are calculated..
These barriers prevent the efficient allocation of mammography screening services and prevent underserved women from accessing an important preventive health service.
This helps with effective allocations of materials and energy economy, and it prevents the excess manufacture of end products.
Obama administration officials said they believed that their broader plan to conduct auctions of other spectrum, including unused airwaves voluntarily given up by broadcasters, will raise the extra money required to prevent the D Block allocation from increasing the federal deficit.
Appropriate concealment of allocation is a process that assigns patients in an RCT into alternative treatment groups in a way that will prevent the people who manage the allocation of patients as well as the patients themselves from foreknowledge of the allocation mechanism.
Keep the allocation size as the default allocation size.
For example, greater accountability of supervisory decisions, and a transparent bureaucratic framework for the allocation of roles, might prevent the abuses of power reported here, and have been shown to combat unequal allocation along group lines in other contexts (Blalock, 1991; see Reskin, 2003).
But he also enumerates the difficulties: in India, the government must survey 70,000 farms, suppress illicit cultivation, resolve countless disputes over allocations and prevent the theft or diversion of crops.
