We suggest that females may allocate yolk androgens to adjust the growth trajectories of the chicks to poor growing conditions when mated with young males that are poor providers or occupying a poor territory.
"We would be bigger if we could," he said, and began explaining the complex rules governing the ratio of resources that teams may allocate to their computational-fluid-dynamics departments and their wind tunnels, if they choose to have them.
Next year, it may allocate another three to the region, he said.
Overfocused on existing businesses, managers may allocate insufficient resources for experimentation with the innovation.
Also, banks may allocate the money in a more rational way than money market funds do.
However, depending on the variabilities of the responses, most of these designs may allocate a smaller number of patients to the better treatment.
Directors are not obligated to give them any and all profits, but may allocate the money in the best way they see fit.
The council may allocate a personal budget for your care, enabling you to choose either to have services arranged for you, or a cash payment made direct to you so you can arrange your own care.
Sometimes, says Pierson, developers will circumvent the rule by striking a deal with local leaders, who may allocate some portion of the land for villas so the firms can raise enough money to complete the mandated superblocks.
If one candidate is ahead in a poll by 45percenttoto 40, and 15percentt haven't made up their minds, a poll may allocate the uncommitted on the ratio of decided respondents, thereby exaggerating the front-runner's lead.
Life insurance companies, for example, allocate a certain amount of capital to commercial real estate and they may allocate a greater percentage to meet some of the pending financing demand.
