Sentence examples for advantage of allocating from inspiring English sources
On this point, the UEPWZ takes the advantage of allocating different protection level on different protected video data elements depending on their overall impact on the decoded video sequence.
One key advantage of randomly allocating groups rather than individuals is that it permits inferences about the intervention's effects on service providers as well as on users.
They gained an advantage through the widespread practice of allocating a certain number of admissions spots to athletes who might not get in otherwise.
The CSCS has shown advantages for allocating soil profiles from other regions of the world other than the USA, Australia and New Zealand.
David Plouffe, Mr. Obama's campaign manager, floated the idea of allocating the delegates from the two states 50-50, would would erase Mrs. Clinton's hypothetical advantage and essentially make the two states meaningless in the competitive delegate count.
This study also has the advantage that no change in routine practice was required, or was seen, thus avoiding a potential bias and ethical dilemma of allocating patients to have surgery within one particular phase of the cycle, and hence potentially exposing patients to longer waiting times for surgery in order to coincide with their allocated 'phase'phase
One no longer speaks of allocating funds.
It further reveals the advantage of more antennas allocated for the communication nodes, especially for the users.
No one can create a job, though someone can, and should, mitigate the unfair advantage of wealth and influence in allocating those jobs the economy still offers.
Opportunistic scheduling techniques take advantage of multiuser diversity by preferably allocating the resources to the active mobile(s) with the most favourable channel conditions at a given time.
This concept takes advantage of an instrumental variable for allocating the patients to treatment groups and, at the same time, this variable is neither associated with the treatment nor associated with the outcome.
