Sentence examples for allocate correct from inspiring English sources

Development in the coil-coating steel industries has now made it possible to allocate correct optical properties for steel clad buildings with improved thermal performance.

Their task is then to allocate the correct phrase to each pattern.

When bookings are made, details about mobility, age, and special needs are given to the call-takers who allocate the correct crew and vehicle.

EMCCs use national dispatch criteria to allocate the correct resource to a medical emergency.

Armin et al. (2015) also state that 'Governments need reliable data on crime in order to both devise adequate policies, and allocate the correct revenues' (Armin et al. 2015, p. 135).

Tumour molecular markers predictive of recurrence might become a useful tool to allocate the correct tumour stage that better reflects patient's prognosis in order to provide the best treatment choice to individual patients.

This will allow Pharmacy at Liverpool Women's Hospital (LWH) to allocate the correct treatment according to randomisation while ensuring the final presentation of parenteral nutrition at the cotside will be in a form that does not reveal treatment allocation.

As a result, government is acting: ministry resources are being allocated to correct the toilet deficiency across the most underserved primary schools and to identify the source of the misallocation at the root of the problem.

It is interesting to note that the DO1001 sample from the BRCA-UK dataset was allocated a correct tissue of origin even though all of the distance-dependent classifications found it to be an outlier.

Because Correct-T2 includes 33% of correct responses purely by chance (forced response between 3 faces), the number of trials allocated to Correct-T2 on a chance base meant that reaction time (RT) was taken as index of confidence.

Most importantly, there is a need to implement reporting systems of near miss events and delays related to these events that could allocate resources to correct the gaps in obstetric care [ 50, 51].