The reason why it engenders the result may be precipitation, water resource, proportion of agricultural water, population density etc.
The reason why it engenders the result may be precipitation, water resource, proportion of agricultural water, population density etc. ② Projection Pursuit Classification Model based on AAFSA chooses 12 factors of evaluation to estimate influences on water resource system resilience to avoid the limitations of single index evaluation.
Mr. Miksad has rejected that idea, saying the company has allocated resources in proportion to the number of problems to be solved.
The organic fields did not differ from the conventional in their floral resources or proportion of surrounding uncultivated land.
For dynamic TDD, the ideal situation is to allocate uplink and downlink resources in proportion to their traffic volume.
The fact that both the enumeration of small and large quantities is equally affected by the manipulation of attentional resources (in proportion to their respective difficulty) could be interpreted as evidence against a functional dichotomy between subitizing and counting.
Quantitative modeling assuming re-allocation of cognitive resources in proportion to the relative duration of the gap to the multiple, simultaneously timed event durations was used to account for the results.
Equity of access to drug treatment on the basis of clinical need alone remains the central principle of the national healthcare system, raising the issue of an equitable distribution of resources in proportion to the population needs.
The donors in the simulation were efficiently allocating resources in proportion to the opportunity to avert the most DALYs per dollar, but political lobbying resulted in their allocations to the doctors snowballing into a large political lobbying fund that starved the preventive work of the PCWs and led to higher costs and unnecessary deaths.
On the other hand, fewer patients mobilise successfully with chemotherapy-based schedules, and these require reharvesting which consumes additional resource; a proportion may still not mobilise enough cells and cannot, therefore, undergo autografting with a higher risk of relapse and its attendant retreatment costs.
