Sentence examples for allocated to further from inspiring English sources
He founded the Gilda Radner Hereditary Cancer Program, a women's cancer research program, at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles and also fought to have federal funds allocated to further ovarian cancer research.
Hence rational decisions can be made regarding the resources which should be allocated to further sampling.
It also indicates the percentage of CQUIN monies allocated to further improving VTE risk assessment by paying for a Lead VTE Nurse or improving staff education in VTE.
After 6 weeks of exercise (3-4 × ≈40 min/week with 50 70% VO2max) subjects were randomly allocated to further 6 weeks of continuous running exercise at 50 70% VO2max or a HIIT-protocol including up to 8 cycles of 2 min at 90 95% VO2max intermitted by 2 min of active recovery (50% VO2max).
It was made explicit that patients would not necessarily be allocated to receive further advice and help, in addition to their periodontal treatment.
At the end of this initial treatment, 265 patients still in complete or partial response were randomly allocated to six further courses of maintenance chemotherapy (M series: 131 patients) or to no maintenance chemotherapy (NoM series: 134 patients).
There is also the issue of the GST revenue being allocated to the States, further compounding the practical problem of those who spend the money (the State and Territory governments) not being responsible for the collecting the revenue, which is undertaken by the Commonwealth.
However, the percentage of funds that should be allocated to outpatients requires further research.
During follow-up 23 (40%) children allocated to watchful waiting underwent further surgery.
Patients organized by emergency department arrival date in this study were further allocated to two different postoperative pin site care methods, these being daily care versus noncare.
Patients in the non-DLB category were further allocated to probable or possible AD, probable or possible vascular dementia or other.
