Sentence examples for reallocation as from inspiring English sources

Palm oil expansion requires land reallocation as well as changes to the local and natural ecosystems.

And the manic rally partly reflects a massive portfolio reallocation as savers shift money away from bank deposits and property into stocks.Nevertheless, it would be unwise for regulators to turn a blind eye to the excesses.

Furthermore, future stated preference studies to explore the trade-offs among rural-area-management policies should consider using tax reallocation as payment vehicle.

Beach attributes the weakness to profit-taking, a slightly disappointing first quarter and some asset reallocation as institutional investors moved money out of Merck and into Pfizer (another long-time Beach favorite), which last month, amidst great media fanfare, began shipping its Viagra treatment for impotence.

The importance of rigorous length normalization is illustrated by the significant IE accuracy gain of UniqLN over Uniq - clearly larger than that achieved by ambiguous read reallocation as implemented in the IE version of Rescue.

From the perspective of researchers and also society in this case, participants also pointed to other advantages of ACTs versus a more traditional RCT without reallocation, including, as noted by a consultant biostatistician, "there's the intellectual capital that can get wasted.

Moreover, the reallocation of activities as well as of the car availability from one member of the household to the other cannot be reproduced by a trip-chain approach, with a consequent unsatisfactory modelling of the actual mobility of the whole household.

This response is thought to serve as a nutrient reallocation mechanism, as breakdown products released from polyploid cells likely feed diploid tissues that will give rise to the adult fly by the end of metamorphosis.

In this paper, we mathematically formulated the resource reallocation problem as an optimization problem with minimum network reconfiguration overhead subject to QoS requirements of the applications' flows.

"Soft budget constraint" has been adopted to explain SOEs' socio-political oriented objectives because resource reallocation activity as continued subsidies to loss-making SOEs has prompted macroeconomic stability.

Our findings, which reveal molecular linkages between starvation signals and reproductive alterations, may provide a basis for understanding energy reallocation mechanisms, as the mgl-1 deletion mutant exhibited more severe reductions in lifespan and fat accumulation than did wild-type animals under starvation conditions.