Sentence examples for sensitive allocation from inspiring English sources

We suggest that the system of agricultural subsidies in the country should change towards more sensitive allocation of funds to those farmers, who will adopt the appropriate management of wet meadows and their surroundings.

This procedure is not only sensitive to allocation but also turns out to be the only selection procedure that avoids Simpson's paradox.

This calls for gender sensitive budgetary allocation in every sector but more importantly in health and education, so that women can get social and economic gains [ 26] in order to raise their status.

It was also observed that amplitude of the transmitted signal was sensitive to the allocation pattern of the aggregates.

This suggests that SCPs are more sensitive to resource allocation in general than to the SV of a reward.

Based on our chosen 10%% sensitivity threshold, cradle-to-grave environmental profiles of bioethanol in GWP100, ODP and abiotic depletion are sensitive to the allocation approach.

This study provides new information on the highly relevant and yet sensitive issue of allocation of scarce resources at the clinical level.

Although the costs were fairly robust to assumptions made in this analysis, they were quite sensitive to the allocation factors used for the indirect costs from ZAMBART, and the number of clinic visits.

The original Wald-type Z test statistic T Wald, which is very sensitive to patient allocation and has inflated type I error, should be avoided at small sample sizes.

Among the many competing demands in the community, the most sensitive involved housing allocations among ethnic groups.

Based on spatial analysis in a GIS, we were able to infer location-sensitive decisions for allocation of disaster relief resources provided by the government.