Interactions between structural architecture and resource allocation affect the ability of plants to utilise environmental resources.
The paired design was chosen to impose competition on plant pairs: the limited resources of a 2L pot strongly amplify small differences in growth rates, resource allocation, or competitive ability between the initially same-sized plants [18].
This includes resource allocation and power allocation.
GAO also previously determined that by not considering contractor and grantee resources in developing an Afghan assistance strategy, USAID's ability to make resource allocation decisions was impaired.
By sharing knowledge and experiences in dealing with issues of disparity and inequity, particularly in public resource allocation, countries will greatly enhance their ability to tackle these issues and accelerate progress towards the achievement of the MDG targets.
In the past, this strategy worked only as well as the ability of the resource allocation system providing for it: an open-ended credit card with an unclear path to replete funds.
Our results, therefore, suggest that resource allocation impairment (i.e., the reduced ability to deactivate counterproductive regions [mPFC] and maximize activity in regions supporting the task [DLPFC]) is not present in people at increased familial risk of depression.
Pregnancies beyond the point of fetal viability may potentially receive higher priority given the fetus now has the ability to survive (with resource allocation) ex utero.
A specification language with the ability to express resources and resource allocation constraints and a scheduler module that contains a constraint solver in order to find correct resource assignments are core and novel parts of this architecture.
The comprehensive efficiency also reflected comprehensive measures and an evaluation of the ability of the DMUs in resource allocation and use.
We allocated investments under two resource allocation scenarios: a climate-adapted allocation and a climate-neutral allocation.
