Sentence examples for which could be allocated from inspiring English sources

Knowledge gaps feed through to naïve views of a sector held to be highly inefficient, 'wasting' freshwater which could be allocated to other purposes.

The simulation results show water quantity which could be allocated in all controls demonstrates an overall increasing trend with reasonable and equal exploitation and utilization of water resources in the Songhua River basin in future.

A total of 323 protein spots fulfilled all mentioned criteria which could be allocated to 182 unique proteins.

Further research is needed to assess the savings made, which could be allocated to increasing GP involvement and establishing recommendations that might have a higher impact on compliance (Federici et al, 2006; Senore et al, 2010).

The total number of drugs utilized was 2489, of which 2444 could be allocated to a therapeutic category.

We used the seven components to sensitise us to these issues in our data extraction, making each a 'code' to which data could be allocated when it informed understanding of that particular aspect of complexity within primary care.

We expected that patients with psychosis and poor adherence to the prescribed treatment would be difficult to recruit to research, in particular to randomised controlled trials like this one in which they could be allocated to a control condition with no personal benefit.

In this season, thermoregulatory costs are high which may indicate that less energy could be allocated to defend against parasites or to compensate for other costly activities.

What's more, a portion of ESSA's Title II funding, which focuses on teacher leadership and professional development, could be allocated toward training teachers in culturally relevant practices.

When wild-type females fed on the carotenoid free diets, they could still enter diapause which according to Bosse et al. (1996) could be allocated to the transfer of maternal carotenoids to the egg [ 126].

These genes could be allocated to brain regions which are affected by Alzheimer's disease depicted in Figure  4b and c.