Sentence examples for allocated which may from inspiring English sources

Occasionally it may simply be a network error, so it's worth closing your browser or router and reopening as a new IP address is allocated which may be UK-based.

The ITT estimates the effect of treatment as randomly allocated, which may substantially differ from the treatment effect for those who actually both received and took up the intervention [ 30, 32].

We identified the fact that there is a potential problem with allocated beds which may have an impact on the quality of care provided, thus more cautious service planning is necessary in order to avoid forfeiting quality of care and service improvement by being too rigid about the number of beds necessary to provide a high quality service at all times.

Thus, some of the SUs will only be allocated a single channel which may very well be their worst channel.

The delay in starting the next stage of the trial caused by data cleaning, analysis, various committee meetings and changing the randomisation codes (if necessary) increases the number of patients allocated to an arm which may imminently be dropped from the trial.

Also, most web hosts usually only give an allocated amount of space which may run out if you use it extensively.

Perhaps some of this burden could be alleviated by changes in funding agency policies, which may allocate additional funds to cover these costs.

The higher dependence on water, which is a more unpredictable environment when compared to a burrow, together with no parental care, favors r-strategists, which may allocate energy to increase the number of eggs per clutch.

All transgenic lines with reduced JA-signaling showed lower levels of nitrogen-intensive defense metabolites than did WT [ 20, 21] which may allocate nitrogen resources towards growth and reproduction.

Conventionally, equal bandwidth and/or power are allocated to each relay SU, which may not be efficient for the CR with limited bandwidth and power.

Both rationales would see development investments allocated by donor self-interest which may (or may not) reflect global health need.