The campus claims that it spends more that $350,000 on 24-hour security, but it is unclear if this is in addition to the normal police staffing or that existing resources are reallocated to this location.
We expect productivity growth to return to its historical average as the pace at which resources are reallocated to more productive uses picks up, but with the level of productivity, and therefore per capita GDP, permanently lower relative to its pre-crisis trend.
Allocative efficiency gains these gains result when resources are reallocated into areas of more efficient production.
This result indicates that cognitive resources are reallocated according to the demands of cognitive tasks.
If a cell's internal resource falls below a minimum threshold (r min) the cell dies, and its internal resources are reallocated to the free pool.
Thus, the increased anticorrelations between the right DLPFC and ventral ACC may reflect conditions in which cognitive resources are reallocated from one network to the other.
As this intervention is predominantly performed by pharmacists, and resources are limited, the implementation of medication reviews in clinical practice implicates that resources are reallocated from other healthcare professionals and/or activities.
· Resources are reallocated according to countries' needs and priorities – among countries, programmes and populations – for greatest results while ensuring that responses promote human rights as well as synergies with other health and development efforts.
The overexpression, during NI treatment, of genes related to primary metabolism, including carbohydrate, lipid and protein synthesis and degradation, suggests that resources are reallocated for the repair of cell structures or the formation of new structures in drought stressed plants.
They believed that resources were being reallocated to Sinn Fein at the IRA's expense.
Resources are slowly being reallocated.
