A judicious resource allocation scheme is proposed for a given set of optical codes and wavelengths with due consideration to the traffic asymmetry between upstream and downstream transmissions.
This study was designed to create an easy-to-use, dynamic, bedside risk stratification model for classifying children based on their risk of developing HAIs during their pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) stay, to aid judicious resource utilization.
It therefore fought a war of improvisation, judicious resource management and unorthodox strategy.
We demonstrate that oscillations do not arise in our model from quantity-quality interactions alone, but require consumer-resource interactions across trophic levels that can be stabilized through judicious resource allocation strategies.
It would be designed to reduce unnecessary hospital admissions for very low-risk patients and to risk stratify the remaining patients, facilitating judicious resource use.
Like Revolution's earlier games, In Cold Blood is an adventure, with the adventure game's usual emphasis on exploration, conversation and the judicious use of resources.
But Dianne Hardy-Garcia, executive director of the Millennium March on Washington, as today's rally was called, said that taking such a strong, visible stand for equality in an election year "is smart -- and a judicious use of resources".
As farmers, we learn to be judicious with our resources, we realize those factors that are out of our control, and we accept that being on the farm means both pleasant and unpleasant surprises from time to time.
This form of rationing does not address costs per se, because deductibles apply across the board (as opposed to exempting basic preventive or chronic health maintenance care, which would encourage judicious use of resources), and ensures, ultimately, higher mortality per enrollee through delayed diagnosis.
The other aspect of accountability is judicious utilization of resources in a transparent manner.
