Sentence examples for adjust allocations from inspiring English sources

In contrast, in health systems where individual choice is a guiding tenet, a desire to minimise risk selection has led to individual-level clinical information being used to adjust allocations.

"Now we are seeing some advisers invest clients' portfolio in a broad range of index funds, but the strategic investment decisions are now made by the financial adviser, who regularly adjusts allocations among the funds to actively manage these portfolios".

Updating allocations, which involve periodically adjusting allocations over time to reflect changes in firms' operations, contrast with this.

By adjusting allocations for the lower expected costs of private patients as well as the higher than expected costs of providing referral and teaching services the NSW formula attempts to ensure that health plans are neither penalised nor advantaged for different categories of service provision [ 26].

–Your adjusted "allocation age".

Institutional money managers are more prone to short-term portfolio shifts, because they are usually judged on a quarterly basis and adjust their allocations to conform with risk benchmarks.

Second, we use queueing analysis to adjust resource allocations based on predictions of resource requests for interactive services.

Control-theoretic techniques employ an online feedback controller to adjust resource allocations in response to short time scale workload fluctuations.

When the traffic pattern of the slice changes very fast, the system parameters should be chosen to react quickly to those change and then adjust resource allocations accordingly.

Optimization in this model generates sensitivity messages which are exchanged among sector controllers and which are used to adjust power allocations.

Because the supply of water in the West can't really change, water managers spend their time looking for ways to adjust its allocation in their favor.