Sentence examples for accurate allocation of from inspiring English sources

The accurate allocation of mitochondria in neurons is particularly critical due to the significance of mitochondria for ATP supply, Ca++ homeostasis and apoptosis and the importance of these functions to the distal extremities of neurons.

In every case, the exergy analysis method is proved to allow an accurate allocation of the deficiencies of the subsystems of the plant and serves as a unique tool for essential technical improvements.

This allows for easier and more accurate allocation of socioeconomic data, which is often only available at the municipal level.

For flexible duplexing, coordination between the base stations (eNodeBs, but in a broader sense also potentially between eNodeBs and small cells) entails accurate allocation of unused resource blocks for downlink transmission.

Correcting for the equalizing bias inherent in both allocation schemes requires either a total reliance on explicit contribution statements [7], or a detailed decoding of existing byline information to ensure accurate allocation of publication and citation credit according to authorship rank and other relevant information.

In addition, the exclusion of subjects with prevalent psoriasis and DM at the baseline ensured the most accurate allocation of time at risk.

Tumour grade was not investigated as poor correlation was found between colorectal cancer and main registry databases due to changes in the coding system over time, meaning accurate allocation to present groupings of well, moderate and poor differentiation was impossible.

Secondly, by characterisation of tracer uptake and accurate allocation to an anatomical area SPECT/CT clearly visualized the metabolic and patho-metabolic activity of the entire knee joint.

2) In this paper, the proposed method can be relatively accurate for allocation of FACTS devices and advantageous to the distribution of power flow.

We compare these data with beekeeper reports on the actual usage of managed honeybee colonies for deciduous fruit pollination in the Western Cape ([14], personal communications from the South African Bee Industry Organisation and Deciduous Fruit Producers' Trust) allowing for accurate proportional allocation of the value of each crop to managed and wild pollination.

If this signal is very accurate, allocations can be efficient and incentives to use versus back off of resources are well aligned.