Sentence examples for reallocations from from inspiring English sources

"The only public transport funding from Malcolm Turnbull has been the result of money agreed to because of privatisation of state assets or reallocations from other projects".

The rest of the money comes from a mix of sources: $45 million from payments made to the city by the Battery Park City Authority; $233 million in reallocations from other city housing programs; $105 million in untapped city reserve accounts; and $202 million in tax-free, privately financed loans that would be offered to, but repaid by, housing developers.

Our process involves four such reallocations: From an archival 96-well block to a 96-well growth block, then to a 96-well PCR plate, then to four 384-well print plates and finally to 250 10–40 thousand element microarrays.

An incomplete response was defined as reallocation from group 3 to group 2. No response characterised metastases not changing groups.

Along with the accelerating process of industrialization and urbanization, water reallocation from agriculture to industry will be an inevitable trend in most developing countries.

Underlying the indirect vehicle choice response to fuel price increases is, of course, a reallocation from higher to lower emission car models.

This response seems to imply changes in energy reserve utilization (total lipids and proteins are used prior to glycogen reserves), but also a possible energy reallocation from locomotion to detoxification processes.

We did not observe any significant linear change in resource reallocation from growth to reproduction over the observational period.

Indeed, we observed that overexpression of GmAKT2 enhanced K+ reallocation from the source (older leaves, first trifoliate = oldest leaf)) to the sink (younger leaves, 7th trifoliate = youngest), which led to a significant increase in K+ concentrations in the latter.

In environments of rapid expenditure growth, further modifications to the PBMA process may be required to exert budgetary pressure and provide an incentive for disinvestment and reallocation from existing services in order to maximise total patient benefit.

A bioinformatics analysis of the putative SUSIBA2-like binding elements in the promoter regions of the upregulated genes indicated that the SUSIBA2-like transcription factor may be instrumental in promoting the carbon reallocation from amylose to amylopectin.