Sentence examples for allocated phase from inspiring English sources

Linear mixed models were used to compare outcomes within subjects during each intervention period (EA vs. Sham period) and between subjects according to the allocated phase (EA vs. Sham first).

Thus, individual patient costs were calculated for two phases and assigned to each one in a hierarchical fashion – if death occurred, the 180 patient-days preceding death were allocated to Phase II; any and all other remaining time was allocated to Phase I. Using this methodology, we were able to calculate the mean cost per 30 patient-days for both phases.

The limited resources allocated to phase I meant we could only study conventional coronary risk factors.

Finally, in channel allocation phase, the RSU allocates licensed channels to the OBUs by executing our proposed channel allocation mechanism to determine the most suitable channel for a given transmission.

The cumulative cost history for each individual over the 1080-day period of the study was partitioned and sequentially allocated to phases (Step 3).

See also tables D and E in appendix 2. We included events occurring during the taper phase that SKB allocated to the continuation phase as acute phase adverse events.

Seventeen patients were allocated to the phase receiving EA first and seventeen to the phase receiving sham first.

So, the known symbols at allocated subcarriers are phase rotated, as well as data subcarriers.

When we compare the sum rate outer bounds or achievable sum rates for different protocols, linear programming is used to optimize the portion of time allocated to each phase.

We provide evidence that internal signaling of food presence is necessary to induce the dwelling state and that, in presence of food, external sensory perception and previous starvation experiences modulate the time allocated to each phase.

We show that C. elegans can vary the time allocated to each phase depending on the food concentration available and that the two-state behavior does not occur in absence of food.