It also determines how federal resources are apportioned.
Focusing attention on how our resources are apportioned and aligning those expenditures with performance outcomes might be the best way to generate a positive return on educational investment.
Government resources are apportioned to cities on the basis of their population size and history of dengue incidence.
Intermediate cost centres that were themselves direct consumers of resources were apportioned to final cost centres using the criteria described in Table 2. Step-down costing was complemented by selective use of bottom-up costing for the specific major inputs, staff, drugs and medical supplies, and capital items [ 13].
In the nineteenth century, during the Qing dynasty, tensions between the two groups erupted over how Yunnan's mineral resources were being apportioned.
As noted previously, the broken stick model has been referred to as a resource apportionment model, and in particular, the resource to be apportioned among the components is the total variance.
The apportioned resource is the total variance of the data set (the variance is considered a resource shared among the principal components).
As our identities multiply, so do our groups and we use our groups to apportion resources.
Though Senate Democrats have pledged to be equitable in apportioning resources, no one knows for sure how big a chunk of the Senate's budget will go to Republicans; transition talks are still taking place among leaders of both parties.
The "sustainability and transformation plans" pushed by NHS England's chief executive, Simon Stevens, deliberately invite council and NHS executives on to terrain once supposedly reserved for elected politicians – apportioning resources, envisioning the future of areas.
But when a work group has problems defining the task, dividing up responsibilities, and apportioning resources, individual members begin to feel incompetent, unable to accomplish their work, and sometimes even ashamed of the job they've done.
