Sentence examples for that allocation of from inspiring English sources

Liu [ 49] argues that although there is evidence that allocation of more resources to primary and preventive care would improve allocative efficiency, there is no clear mechanism for achieving the desirable resource shifts.

"When you have dual roles serving two objectives it's important to make sure that allocation of time is managed.

In our case, results presented in Fig. 3 prompts that allocation of the ground sample plots had an effect on shape and size of delineated HPs.

In this typical PPP project, it is found that allocation of site acquisition risk and legal and policy risks to the public sector is more effective while private sector could effectively allocate the design and construction risks, operation risks and industrial action risk to the private sector.

He says that allocation of these resources based on student need could enable better educational opportunities in high-poverty settings.

This, together with the fact that α-tocopherol is of dietary origin suggests that allocation of vitamin E to secretions might be costly and dependent of male quality.

He acknowledged, however, that the allocation of delegates between the candidates is "imperfect," adding that "there is no scientific way to reach the conclusion we reached".

The prosecution did concede one point to the defense this time: It accepted Mr. Quattrone's argument that the allocation of initial public offerings, the focus of the investigation that he is accused of obstructing, took place in a separate department.

Haggerty said that the allocation of the prize money had not yet been determined, but that the players had asked for, and were granted, input into that decision.

He added that the allocation of time off was based on full departmental size, and not on union membership.

This is not to say that the allocation of territory and resources into the states is perfect.