Sentence examples for prompt allocation from inspiring English sources
The few times therapists presented the end score as a main message seemed to be in communication with the district's needs assessment office, because they knew that a low score could prompt allocation of public services.
The school maintains that it receives less public support on a per-pupil basis than average, largely because it does not have many students from low-income homes who prompt extra allocations.
In our case, results presented in Fig. 3 prompts that allocation of the ground sample plots had an effect on shape and size of delineated HPs.
By implementing biochemical markers in all stages of drug development, novel drug candidates may be identified at early decision points and potential safety issues may be addressed in a timely way, thereby increasing efficiency, reducing costs and prompting efficient allocation of limited resources.
We found that uncertainty about score allocation prompted a need for discussion amongst team members to agree on a shared understanding of the concepts to be measured.
We conclude that unstable environments and a maternal investment trade-off between a son's birth mass and the number of daughters prompt female-biased sex allocation by high-quality mothers in acorn-rich seasons in A. argenteus.
Early identification of students whose degree of distress places them at risk for adverse consequences is vital to ensuring prompt intervention and appropriate allocation of resources to assists those in greatest need.
His unhappiness about the MCA's allocation recently prompted him to threaten to resign.
Grant allocations can prompt claims of favouritism and favour-seeking in local government everywhere, but are more likely to excite a certain sort of attention if involving Muslims and "race".
Last month, a Baghdad newspaper published the list of companies that got allocations, prompting a chorus of denials.
The aim of the paper is to present a knowledge based and CLP-driven approach to multi-robot task allocation providing a prompt service to a set of routine queries stated both in straight and reverse way.
