The phrase "allocated taking" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The allocated taking of resources was not communicated effectively."
Alternatives: "designated acquisition" or "assigned collection".
Team members will analyze participants' responses to find common ethical themes that people feel are relevant to how kidney exchanges should be implemented, then revise current kidney exchange algorithms so that their recommendations of how kidneys should be allocated take these ethical themes into account.
One mentioned, for instance, how Mr. Kelly had taken over from high-ranking chiefs the right to allocate "take home" cars — unmarked vehicles that officers sometimes get to drive home as rewards for hard work.
Sixty healthy volunteers were randomly allocated to taking aspirin 100 mg or placebo for three days.
In other studies, groups of individuals who already have cardiovascular trouble did not see a decreased risk of heart attack when randomly allocated to take folic acid.
Team members built a website for large-scale data collection for online participants, analyzed participants' responses to find common ethical themes and then revised current kidney exchange algorithms so that their recommendations of how kidneys should be allocated will take these ethical themes into account.
High BOR may also cause delayed patient flow from ED to inpatient wards, resulting in overcrowding and resource constraints in ED [22, 23] as more ED resources would be allocated to take care of those patients waiting at ED. Little attention has been paid to the impact of the "crowdedness" or resource constraints caused by high BOR on ED service performance or ED patients' outcomes.
Following the evacuation of Crete, while the 6th Division began rebuilding in Palestine, the cavalry was allocated to take part in the bloody but successful attack on Vichy French forces in the Syria-Lebanon campaign.
For ease of clinic organization, participants were either allocated to take ACASI first followed by FtF-interview, or vice versa, in periods of approximately 6 months during the study period.
In most cases, no time was allocated or taken for morning or afternoon breaks.
In terms of compliance, we expect to obtain similar levels to those achieved in our pilot in which, on average, patients allocated acupuncture took up eight of the ten sessions offered.
