Sentence examples similar to Their allocated teams from inspiring English sources

To prevent contamination of practice within teams and to facilitate the assessment of overall experiences in teams with the practice we allocated teams, and not individual patients, at randomisation.

Moving from two divisions to three divisions is meant to create more interest in playoff races and, perhaps, will make it easier to allocate teams if the league expands.

We directly measured the labor requirement of manual weeding by allocating teams of two individuals to each replicate and timing.

In total, teams participated in their allocated programme for 28 weeks, including two bye weeks.

Ideally, the dentist should assume the role of team leader, allocating team members specific roles they understand and are able to undertake.

The ECB reportedly told the Professional Cricketers Associationn in May that Test players would be allocated to teams chiefly for marketing purposes and their on-field absence would not be a problem given the targeted audience "won't necessarily know who Stokes and Root are anyway".

Every pool will also be allocated one team from Band 2 (teams ranked five to eight and onee from Band 3 (teams ranked nine to 12).

Better-resourced groups have allocated whole teams to the problem.

That would not include France, who alongside England, Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea, are expected to take the five places allocated for teams that will not need to qualify.

The centrally-contracted players – and possibly the rising stars in the national side's academy – will be allocated to teams who are also likely to be restrained by salary caps.

The paper reported that $576 million was allocated for teams and clubs who participated in the 2014 tournament.