Sentence examples for allocating longer from inspiring English sources

The possible asymmetry of the traffic can be treated in time domain, for example, by allocating longer time frames to the DL than UL.

Further studies should allocate a longer time period for collection of NAF samples.

For example, in a trial with RAR that is searching for the optimal duration of hypothermia exposure in spinal cord injury, there would be concern for investigator bias if clinician investigators noted that patients at their clinical center/site were being allocated to longer durations of hypothermia.

A minority will see out their time here, but most will be allocated to longer-term "training" prisons where regimes are generally more varied and work oriented.

It says it will no longer allocate pitches on a historical basis and will instead favour clubs with junior sections.

If we no longer allocate much time to pursue the matter of a shooter's motivation, it is because we now know that it may seem trivial against the scale of death.

But a significant number no longer allocate a major share of their spending to support other political candidates, according to the disclosure reports, which must be filed with the Federal Election Commission.

GM said it will cut its salaried workforce in North America by 15percentt — and its executives by 25percentt — as well as no longer allocate products to three assembly and two propulsion plants, including the Lordstown Assembly in Ohio, Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly in Michigan and Oshawa Assembly in Canada beginning in 2019.

According to this new regulation, the plantations can no longer allocate 20%% of their concessions for plasma farming; they must find this outside their concession.

In 2007, the Kenyan government closed the transit and registration facilities in the border town of Liboi due to security concerns, and, starting in August 2008, new arrivals were no longer allocated new plots of land.

The introduction of the household responsibility system was a significant contributor to the collapse of CMS, since townships could no longer allocate a share of collective production to the scheme [ 44].