Sentence examples for allocated thereby from inspiring English sources

His interpretation of the recorded findings might have been influenced by the knowledge of the arm of the study to which the health units were allocated, thereby introducing bias.

The randomisation officer provided the surgeon's secretary with the patient's treatment allocation, thereby keeping the research associates, who consented patients and collected outcome data, blinded to the allocated treatment.

The only vaguely fun thing about the otherwise ear-bashingly awful Battleship (2012, Universal, 12) is a splendidly stupid sequence in which missiles are randomly fired at allocated grid references, thereby briefly reminding you that this is actually based on the super-dull Hasbro board game of yore.

The interferences between the active VM application instances are minimised through the control of the working set sizes of allocated memory pages, thereby ensuring predictability of memory fetch times, CPU utilisations and ultimately, processor QoS support.

At the time of randomization, the investigator assigned the subject to the lowest available number and she was thereby allocated to the corresponding treatment group.

The three future year scenarios differed in how the required expansion of corn cropping was allocated across the states, thereby resulting in different irrigation patterns.

Then, for each frequency resource block, design joint transmission precoders for the terminals that have thereby been allocated to use that resource block.' The first step can be executed locally in the base stations as opposed to in the central control unit, providing less strain on the backhaul links.

Though it was difficult to obtain, for any of the country's institutions, the allocation of research budgets across salaries and capital costs, there was clear evidence that the bulk of resources are currently allocated towards operating costs, thereby affecting the efficiency of R & D. Rwanda's private sector is nascent, with most businesses being small scale and with low technology enterprises.

Under socialist planning, government commands were used to allocate employment and thereby did not permit the hiring or firing of workers for strictly economic reasons.

It is argued in this paper that the development of accounting and accountability practices within the Society of Jesus from the 16th to the 17th centuries cannot be reduced to an economic explanation that views them merely as tools for measuring and allocating economic resources thereby explaining the formation of hierarchies.

One of the noticeable practical advantages of this study is that decision makers can identify the most relevant design factors and thereby allocate limited resources to them reasonably by performing the cognitive map simulation in advance before doing design adjustment to the EC sites in actuality.