The phrase "allocated with more" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning, making it difficult to use effectively in a sentence.
Example: "The resources were allocated with more attention to detail."
Alternatives: "allocated with additional" or "assigned with more".
In general, a user with higher SNR will be allocated with more power in the water-filling process.
Income of individual, health resource of individual -not only represent overall inequity, also reflect accurately which social classes allocated with more resource and which less via positive or negative CI value -incapable of considering the other variables, especially the resource delivery itself.
For example, individuals with a scoring pattern that is stereotypical of a subgroup will be allocated with more certainty than individuals whose scoring pattern is on the boundary between two subgroups.
Donate blood and time to the Red Cross during disaster -- money is best given directly to the people and local organizations who can allocate it with more resonating impact.
To many, the questions for Wenger have less to do with money allocated and more to do with player selection and tactics.
T1 is allocated to athletes with more significant co-ordination problems or loss of muscle power.
Just as scarce mental health services may be especially allocated to children with more severe traumatic experiences while leaving children without a specific experience unnoticed, children with potential psychological symptoms may be ignored.
This is due to the fact that, the power resource will be allocated to more MSs with the increase of the number of the MSs.
Children and adolescents with ADHD failed to do so and allocated significantly more neural resources than the comparison group.
Results revealed a negative association between children's pupil dilation and a standardized measure of nonverbal intelligence, suggesting that children with lower intelligence allocated more cognitive resources than children with higher intelligence.
Some edge zones may benefit from using few sub-bands which are not reused at all in the surrounding areas, whereas other edge zones can tolerate higher interference and consequently should be allocated more sub-bands with a higher reuse level.
