Sentence examples for reallocated based from inspiring English sources

Thus, with the Gingrich voters reallocated based on their second choice, Gallup shows all candidates gaining support, but Romney's margin over Santorum essentially unchanged at seven points (40 to 33percentt).

The dynamic placement controller periodically reallocates existing VMs based on resource utilization.

The changes follow growing pressure in Congress and from some advocacy groups for NIH to reallocate its funding based on the public health burden a disease causes.

Cognitive flexibility (or set shifting) is the ability to reallocate mental resources based on a change in situational demands (e.g., when the rules for successfully completing a task change) (Monsell 2003).

Penares is one of these former Ancorinidae genera reallocated to the Geodiidae based on morphological, molecular and biochemical data [5], [35].

If eigenvalues exceeded one and the scree plot suggested more than one factor, the proposed scale items were reviewed and reallocated to new scales based on item-item and item-total correlations, and then evaluated.

Target-date funds, sometimes referred to as lifecycle funds, are designed to regularly reallocate their asset mix based on a future target date.

To help overcome this, workforce planning tools have been developed that deconstruct tasks and reallocate them to workers based on levels of risk and patient need, rather than traditional role boundaries [ 37, 38].

This reallocated reference position was calculated based on the position of one of the sample dots with a randomly chosen shift (from 2 to 3.5 deg every 0.5 deg) along the horizontal dimension either to the left or to the right.

The End of Life Care Programme informing policy and service development in England [ 6] argues that the significant resources spent on hospital care for people in the last 12 months of life should be reallocated to high quality community based services.

Some other managed accounts services reallocate your portfolio more aggressively, based on changing market conditions.