Sentence examples for allocated to the process from inspiring English sources

In the 38th Council District, in Brooklyn, which includes Red Hook and Sunset Park and where the highest voter turnout in the city was recorded during last year's budgeting cycle, more than half of the $2 million allocated to the process this year has been tagged for potential projects that would improve technology.

For example, if k = 1 and resources allocated to the process of recruiting subjects are doubled, then the number of subjects recruited will also double; this is simple proportional linearity.

As the process variant profile determines how the process demand is allocated to the master process and the context-specific process variants, we first model the periodic process demand.

The demand of a process context is allocated to the respective process variant if the process variant is offered after BPS ((x_{c}^{text{std}} = 1)).

It would also seriously distort the very limited resources society has allocated to the criminal process.

Excluding these deaths from the ones allocated to the hospitalization process could contribute to improve post-hospital mortality indicators.

Estimating the contribution of the attentional resources allocated to the central processes involved in postural control should allow a better understanding of the origin of postural disturbances in obese patients in order to optimise the therapeutic intervention for stopping the obesity deconditioning process [26].

Reads allocated to the cellulose degradation process account for 71% of the 4,762 reads.

The shortened list is then forwarded to the frequency domain scheduler where the frequency chunks are allocated to the UEs: in this process, all the frequency resource units are visited one after the other and for each UE in the TD list, the QoS metric is computed.

Appropriate time must be allocated to the screening and recruitment process.

Conversely, provinces with more time and money allocated to the prenatal record revision process and/or greater capacity of committee members to assess the available research evidence (i.e., internal decision-making context) would be expected to have more evidenced-base prenatal records.