Sentence examples for reallocation mechanisms from inspiring English sources

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.

A sustainable reallocation mechanism based on a quota system is still far from becoming reality.

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.

By contrast, much of the literature emphasizes that China's social transformation is a process of double intensification including reallocation and market mechanisms reflected in the simultaneous increase in return on revenue for political and human capital, instead of an inversely proportional relationship (Walder 1995; Bian and Logan 1996).

The broad call for effective carbon pricing mechanisms also signals that reallocation of capital is underway.

Mechanisms to allow the reallocation of support across the different categories or boxes need to be established in a way that facilitates the shift towards less trade-distorting support but prohibits the exemption of policies that are, in effect, trade-distorting.

Such work has led Brown (2004) to propose that 'all somatoform conditions with the exception of those involving observable physical phenomena are governed by the same basic mechanism, namely, the repetitive reallocation of high-level attention on to symptoms'.

This tool avoids assumptions on distributions and applies a pair wise fixed reallocation randomization test© which reallocates control and sample groups (= pair wise fixed reallocation).

We propose to incorporate reallocation and reconfiguration procedures into agents hierarchy such that fault-tolerance mechanisms can be executed at run-time.

In this "arms race" plants induce an array of defense mechanisms that although not always successful, demand a substantial reallocation of energy towards the defense response and this provision of energy for defense processes necessitate the modification of primary metabolism [11].

The mechanism behind the emergence of RIS is the reallocation of energy from growth to reproduction.