ライフサイエンスコーパス: resource allocation

1 re expected than official estimates used for resource allocation.

2 hould stimulate review of current policy and resource allocation.

3 imize virus detection and ensure appropriate resource allocation.

4 from predicting disease spread to optimizing resource allocation.

5 tional decisions regarding clinical care and resource allocation.

6 rces for program development, marketing, and resource allocation.

7 ation studies and will facilitate genotyping resource allocation.

8 ogy and could affect healthcare planning and resource allocation.

9 makers can use this information for improved resource allocation.

10 sult of unplanned, irrational scheduling and resource allocation.

11 fully considered when making decisions about resource allocation.

12 pattern suggests it plays a central role in resource allocation.

13 utcomes without consideration for associated resource allocation.

14 rstone to health policymaking, planning, and resource allocation.

15 e delivery, preventive health practices, and resource allocation.

16 patient counseling, discharge planning, and resource allocation.

17 nd extrinsic signals governing materno-fetal resource allocation.

18 synthesis, which profoundly affects cellular resource allocation.

19 cations for hospital staffing, training, and resource allocation.

20 uch evaluation is important for planning and resource allocation.

21 disease evolution as well as for healthcare resource allocation.

22 subsequent disturbances in modality-specific resource allocation.

23 erived benefit from surveillance and medical resource allocation.

24 mework in planning workforce development and resource allocation.

25 their importance for healthcare planning and resource allocation.

26 ired in order to improve prognostication and resource allocation.

27 ons of new strategies in decisions regarding resource allocation.

28 linical management guidelines, and to inform resource allocation.

29 implications for emergency medical services resource allocation.

30 ant on a population level for monitoring and resource allocation.

31 competition, thereby benefiting system-wide resource allocation.

32 rch investments to redress any inequities in resource allocation.

33 ration, patient compliance, and more optimal resource allocation.

34 d improve treatment monitoring by optimizing resource allocation.

35 ey can serve more patients with the existing resource allocation.

36 Thus, rhythms can act as cues for flexible resource allocation according to the goal relevance of e

37 s low-income population has implications for resource allocation and access to subspecialty care.

38 serve as the basis for additional studies of resource allocation and consumption in the future.

39 rgely be met by government through increased resource allocation and financial protection measures (r

40 ntly coordinate developmental decisions with resource allocation and growth.

41 y provides new insights into phloem-mediated resource allocation and its effects on plant root system

42 ements may still have important benefits for resource allocation and outcomes such as patient quality

43 have additional implications for theories of resource allocation and plant senescence.

44 ition, we review the pertinent literature on resource allocation and rationing in intensive care unit

45 ommunity setting which can be used to assess resource allocation and staff training.

46 sponsibilities, confidentiality and privacy, resource allocation and stewardship, the obligation of h

47 Rapid and accurate tests can improve resource allocations and improve patient care.

48 tance in areas as diverse as disease spread, resource allocation, and emergency response.

49 lysis of potential innovative interventions, resource allocation, and health care budgeting, and publ

50 resource mobilisation, pooling, channelling, resource allocation, and implementation-and integrated t

51 to our understanding of mating behaviors and resource allocation, and may provide insights useful for

52 ts showed that this effect did not depend on resource allocation, and occurred even when prime and ta

53 key components for surveillance planning and resource allocation, and this work provides a valuable s

54 nder nutrient-limited conditions, we studied resource allocation between cellular and secreted compon

55 oritization is believed to reflect shifts in resource allocation between large-scale brain networks t

56 ce of strong selection due to a trade-off in resource allocation between reproductive activity and in

57 erm relationship seems strongly regulated by resource allocation between symbiotic partners, suggesti

58 atriot diploid embryo impacts the process of resource allocation between these two sexually produced

59 ffecting mortality and inherent tradeoffs in resource allocation between viability traits and other f

60 Mathematically, the dynamical process of resource allocation can be modeled as minority games.

61 A simple model of proteomic resource allocation can quantitatively account for all o

62 Significant cortical thinning and neural resource allocation changes emerge during adolescence; h

63 ality; vii) public researcher request; viii) resource allocation committee distribution request revie

64 efence, including developmental constraints, resource allocation costs, multi-functionality of defenc

65 d complement more specific analyses to guide resource allocation, data collection, and programme plan

66 on by policy makers and decision makers when resource allocation decisions are made about school nurs

67 in certain areas is a critical component of resource allocation decisions in research laboratories,

68 These differences may inform resource allocation decisions in these states.

69 Our results show that the geographic resource allocation decisions made at the beginning of a

70 Few empirical studies have examined dynamic resource allocation decisions systematically.

71 developed to guide CEAs that inform societal resource allocation decisions, and the content of these

72 istributive justice will be needed to inform resource allocation decisions.

73 ingly turn to economic analyses to help make resource allocation decisions.

74 owever, few data are available to guide such resource allocation decisions.

75 ectiveness studies relating to URE to assist resource allocation decisions.

76 st-generation antipsychotics is critical for resource-allocation decisions.

77 The heterogeneity in resource allocation did not seem to match epidemiologica

78 proliferation phenotypes, which implies that resource allocation during development and at the cellul

79 ds (GFT) to assist in risk communication and resource allocation during epidemics.

80 owth by using a simple mathematical model of resource allocation during ontogeny.

81 casional stimulant users exhibit inefficient resource allocation during the execution of reinforced c

82 owever, spontaneous evolution of the complex resource allocation dynamics can lead to undesirable her

83 Spontaneous evolution of the resource allocation dynamics, however, often leads to a

84 ssues in response to heat stress to modulate resource allocation dynamics.

85 Resource allocation for all modalities is directly depen

86 ith MS, which has important implications for resource allocation for MS in the UK.

87 is required, SaFETy shows potential to guide resource allocation for prevention of firearm violence.

88 htened debate will inform decision making on resource allocation for this important and growing segme

89 nary dynamics between genome composition and resource allocation for translation, transcription, and

90 cal applications, particularly to prioritize resource allocation for upgrade of hierarchical and dist

91 tions of this work for research, policy, and resource allocation for vaccine development and delivery

92 More generally, these findings support a resource-allocation framework in which individual differ

93 inoculation with Bgh, suggesting a shift in resource allocation from growth to defence.

94 ialogue on the health policy implications of resource allocation in cancer care.

95 ied design principle, namely that of optimal resource allocation in cellular sensing.

96 Its use can increase safety and resource allocation in emergency departments.

97 and MSVI have implications for planning and resource allocation in eye care.

98 parts to climate highlight the complexity of resource allocation in multi-stemmed plants.

99 This may inform resource allocation in other areas of medicine.

100 ave implications for quality improvement and resource allocation in stroke care.

101 use could improve both patient outcomes and resource allocation in such an event.

102 Aphid feeding causes changes in resource allocation in the host, resulting in an increas

103 ironmental rhythms potently drive predictive resource allocation in time, typically leading to percep

104 These challenges include an imbalance in resource allocation, inadequate physical access to high-

105 We investigated between-group differences in resource allocation index (RAI) (a measure of SN-centere

106 t this system obeys the principle of optimal resource allocation, indicating a selective pressure for

107 ' This paper suggests that exceptionalism in resource allocation is a fragile, short-term solution.

108 esults suggest that manipulation of cellular resource allocation is a key control parameter for synth

109 Decision making on resource allocation is not transparent, and full economi

110 house confirm that, under phosphorus stress, resource allocation is shifted from secondary to primary

111 The resource allocation model posits that the trade-off aris

112 Based on a resource allocation model, we designed experiments to te

113 p appropriate strategies, staff training and resource allocation models to improve the quality of hea

114 ient preferences, clinician preferences, and resource allocation must be addressed.

115 In the face of finite resources, allocations of research and health-care fundi

116 investigate the effects of optimal time and resource allocation on age patterns of fertility and mor

117 ic value should not be the only argument for resource allocation--other organisational, ethical, and

118 Variations in resource allocation partially account for outcome differ

119 for infections during crisis; aid effective resource allocation; prepare humanitarian surgical staff

120 ere provides insight into the time-dependent resource allocation problem of phototrophic diurnal grow

121 ocess and solve the resulting time-dependent resource allocation problem using constraint-based analy

122 ge 6, punishment was already biased: Selfish resource allocations received more punishment when they

123 tive convened three expert panels to develop resource allocation recommendations for supportive and p

124 ristics, donation clinical processes, health resource allocation, research and education, and remuner

125 progression with benefits for patient care, resource allocation, research classifications and clinic

126 hmark their activities to ensure responsible resource allocation so that cardiologists of the future

127 p two mathematical models to investigate how resource allocation strategies evolve at both population

128 investment in these reserves is an important resource allocation strategy underlying the growth-survi

129 Resource allocation takes place in various types of real

130 concepts like tradeoff curves and strategic resource allocation theory to analyze metabolic adaptati

131 Our prediction, based on resource allocation theory, was that predator removal wo

132 Optimal resource allocation through task shifting is economicall

133 to adapt its phenotype and optimize maternal resource allocation to fetal growth during late pregnanc

134 GFs during pregnancy in regulating placental resource allocation to fetal growth is important for ide

135 owth factors (IGFs) in controlling placental resource allocation to fetal growth, particularly in res

136 k done may affect both morale and subsequent resource allocation to medical researchers.

137 This study compared resource allocation to patients who eventually die in ne

138 ponse to heat stress in a manner to optimize resource allocation to pollinated fruits with developing

139 od if the focused approach is used to tailor resource allocation to reflect patterns in local epidemi

140 Better food and resource allocation to the autonomous region contributed

141 l studies of life history aim to account for resource allocation to the different components of fitne

142 otype, which can lead to changes in maternal resource allocation to the fetus.

143 reproductive timing and may help to optimize resource allocation to the next generation.

144 , and there was little evidence of different resource allocation to the two flower types.

145 By 24 h, resource allocation toward roots returned to control lev

146 esistance have shifted from ideas of optimal resource allocation towards a more eclectic set of theor

147 tween-host transmission and therefore face a resource allocation trade-off between maintaining the cu

148 y and growth, based on functional traits and resource-allocation trade-offs, to show how environmenta

149 ificant impact of experienced task demand on resource allocation, we conclude that Kurzban et al.'s o

150 Based on this invariance and balanced resource allocation, we explain why the total cell size

151 also guide decisions regarding personnel and resource allocation when considering timing of nonelecti