Sentence examples for reallocating mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Moreover, from these results we can also speculate that the over-accumulation of GSH in the shoot could help roots in detoxifying Cd through reallocating mechanisms involving phloem translocation, as previously reported in other species [ 49, 50].

This paper proposes a novel mechanism for reallocating temporary water flows or permanent water rights.

He proposed many international schemes as part of this work, particularly a world food reserve and special pricing mechanisms to reallocate and release food to where it was most needed in times of need.

This mechanism reallocates a portion of the shared spectrum for the purpose of signal transmission, which leads to degradation in the overall throughput performance.

Jobs are reallocated in the labour market through many mechanisms, some of which do not entail a formal 'vacancy' announcement: people are reallocated internally, or tasks are split, restructured or partially switched.

This mechanism could reallocate nutrients and energy from senescent ovules to vital sink organs like developing seeds.

Vitellogenesis appears to be one target of the IIS prolongevity mechanism, possibly for the purpose of reallocating resources to somatic maintenance.

Such an exercise consists in reallocating the individuals in our data to the existing jobs according to an artificial assignment mechanism designed to reduce skill mismatch.

By creating a new grant mechanism to conduct audits of unprocessed kits so that the backlog can be tracked and reallocating funding already approved under the Debbie Smith Act so that more money is spent processing untested rape kits, the SAFER Act will help eliminate this backlog -- and apprehend more rapists.

Reallocating the BBC licence fee is one of the funding options on the table, along with direct public subsidy from taxes or the proceeds of spectrum auctions, imposing an industry levy, and mechanisms such as gifting spectrum at below market rates or changing minutage - the proportion of time given over to ads - rules for public service broadcasters.

The council is now reallocating the funding it has left.