Sentence examples for allocates a higher from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure 12b, SLO allocates a higher BER for 19 of the 22 packets, so that it allocates less time for packets with a low MSE increment, as shown in Figure 13b.

The biggest difference occurs in slot 9, when DIS Prediction allocates a high level of resources due to a combination of the low rate achieved so far and a good channel.

Video layers with higher efficiency will be allocated a higher priority.

This latter expression is positive if minority workers allocate a higher share of their income to housing than do their majority counterparts.

Moreover, symbiotic alders allocated a higher proportion of their biomass to aerial parts, regardless of the OSPM percentage, whereas non-symbiotic alders showed a greater biomass investment in roots.

Likewise in the 6 W treatment cows on the 60% DHA had the worst spine arch scores (P < 0.05), yet cows allocated a higher DHA tended to have worse ab/adduction scores (P = 0.10).

I would expect Barclays in results on Tuesday to disclose it is paying more in bonuses to its investment bankers than the £1.3bn it paid for 2012 - and that it has allocated a higher proportion of investment banking revenues to the pay of its investment bankers than last year's 39%.

When the UE transmission power is constrained by the maximum level, allocating a higher number of physical resource blocks (PRBs) than the UE power capability can afford will reduce the transmission power to be allocated per PRB, resulting in inefficient use of power resources.

Our results indicate that the dominant strategy in Colombia has been a proactive one, allocating a higher proportion of the protected land on well-preserved, remote and species rich areas, mainly in the Amazon.

The information on relative priority under different scenarios can be combined to provide a map to indicate which action was allocated a higher priority in each location (Figure 4).

Hosts with lower genetic growth potential are predicted to allocate a higher proportion of available nutrients towards the immune response, thus restricting the replication of pathogens within the host already during the early stages of the infection.