Sentence examples for resource redistribution from inspiring English sources

Proteomics measurements discover a host factor in need of protection to improve resource redistribution activity.

These results suggested that epistasis among support genes could potentially limit incremental improvement of resource redistribution activity.

However, the feedback loop may modulate the regulatory dynamics of MazF and therefore influence resource redistribution activity.

As such, mazFT concentration could be tuned to operate in the regime that maximized resource redistribution activity.

Increasing αe shifted the regime of maximum resource redistribution activity towards higher αf values (Supplementary Fig. 16c).

These simple, rapid, plot-level indicators reflect changes in resource redistribution and vegetation structure.

Wetlands in irrigated agricultural areas have great environmental benefits as agricultural pollution sinks; but agricultural development and water resources redistribution have caused these wetlands to diminish rapidly worldwide.

Eliasson (2000) strongly associates competences with the selection of winning technologies and corporate winners, and conversely losing technologies and corporations, and thus, it adds analytical leverage to the Triple Helix relationships that are, according to Cai (2014), 'about competition and cooperation for resources, redistribution of power, and network building'.

For years, different theories of justice such as resources redistribution (Rawls 1971), recognition of difference (Young 1990), as well as radical approaches focusing on social and spatial injustices (Dikec 2001) and supporting, for example, the right to the city (Harvey 2008), have challenged and inspired discourses and practices on more just urban politics.

Evidence showed an important role of the TCA cycle in the coordination of photosynthetic and respiratory metabolisms of the illuminated leaf [ 27], the possible role of IDH, a TCA cycle enzyme [ 28], may play an important role in resources redistribution during ARF.

It does not presuppose the kind of 'homogeneity' or thick collective identity that is widely held to be needed for comprehensive resource allocation, redistribution and goal attainment.