Sentence examples for widespread allocation from inspiring English sources

This suggests a widespread allocation of numts in the human nuclear genome.

Consider: The last time that asset allocation received widespread attention was after the 1987 crash.

The last time that asset allocation received widespread attention was after the 1987 crash.

We conclude that sequential male mate choice under sperm competition risk could be a widespread but often unappreciated mechanism of strategic sperm allocation.

Their tight grip on poorer communities is one reason the barrios, or shanty towns, have stayed quiet.Another is the widespread fear of losing benefits such as housing allocations, employment or subsidised food, which are contingent on political loyalty.

Personal communication with editors of the journals resulted in a fairly uniform explanation of this trend: The widespread introduction of using journal impact factors for the allocation of resources has strongly motivated researchers to publish in higher impact journals.

There is widespread consensus that in-hospital antibiotic resistance influences patient outcome and the allocation of resources.

The allocation of centrally managed tourist hunting concessions on community lands is a widespread source of conflict and results in local people having insecure rights over land and resources in areas such as the Maasai steppe (Sachedina 2008).

The cosmopolitan freshwater snail Physa acuta has recently found widespread use as a model organism for the study of mating systems and reproductive allocation.

Corruption remains widespread, and Mr. Wahid himself has come under attack for several questionable deals and allocations of funds.

It was lumped into a widespread species "Oryzomys capito" (now Hylaeamys megacephalus) from the 1960s till the 1980s and the current allocation of synonyms dates only from 1998.