Sentence examples for result reallocations from inspiring English sources

Second, NIH funds committed at the time of the 1998 IOM publication could not be redistributed until their associated projects were completed, sometimes five or more years later; as a result, reallocations would be delayed for several years.

If, however, families are faced with tight human resource constraints, the extra demand may well result in reallocations, such as reduced care provision to other household members, reduced production and allocation of tasks to previously uninvolved members, such as children or the elderly.

The lower part of Fig. 11 shows the result of reallocation and reconnection to the remaining 6 DNA processors.

In the inland river basin, inter-sectoral water transfer is likely to result in reallocation of water resources between upstream and downstream regions, and further triggers frictions and conflicts between regions.

It is plausible that increased stress response gene expression restricts cotyledon development in SEs as a result of reallocation of resources away from cotyledonary reserves.

While global yellow fever vaccine production capacity has tripled in the past decade from 30 million to 90 million doses per year, lack of funding is likely to result in reallocation of available supply and reduced production.

These observations were initially dismissed as the result of reallocation of below-ground resources to promote the regrowth of above-ground structures, eventually resulting in a net fitness decrement over the lifetime of perennial plants [ 5, 6].

In this figure, dotted lines were used to indicate results if reallocation algorithm is adopted.

Meanwhile, it is likely that physicians' career behaviours will generally reverse direction as a result of such reallocations.

Messrs Oliner, Sichel and Stiroh show that productivity growth was spread more broadly across industries and was partly the result of the reallocation of resources between firms.Is this good or bad news?

Even if the enhanced energy demand of stress resistance can be met by increased feeding, it may still result in a reallocation of energy from fitness-related functions such as reproduction and growth to maintenance and damage repair [ 90].