Sentence examples for allocating mean from inspiring English sources

¥Dummy coding was used for these variables (i.e., allocating mean scores to those with "missing" data) as they only applied to selected sub-groups, namely those who answered the barriers section of the survey (i.e., MH problems but no advice sought, or needs not met) and those with at least one service contact (for the "number of contacts" variable).

Finally a definition is suggested for a nature preservation willingness index, which by an invariance postulate leads to a rational format for allocating means to avoid pollution accidents.

Local resource allocation means allocating CPU resource shares to VMs according to the current load.

In an Idaho trial, two Solanum tuberosum (potato) cultivars fertilized at recommended rates allocated a mean of 80% of total plant dry weight to tubers, producing a mean 11.5 Mg ha−1 of tuber dry weight.

Using money already allocated would mean not being able to complete or carry out existing activities.

Changes to the way housing cash is allocated will mean that London will lose £128m to other areas.

Nephrologists allocated a mean 8.1 (standard deviation, 5.9) hours per week to office practice with no difference between 2010 and 2012.

In Japan, two Ipomoea batatas (sweet potato) cultivars allocated a mean 81% of dry weight to harvestable roots, producing almost 13 Mg ha−1 (Sulaiman and Sasaki 2001).

The job groups were allocated the mean value of five experts' ratings of daily duration (hours/day) of standing/walking, kneeling/squatting, and whole-body vibration as well as total load lifted (kg/day), and frequency of lifting loads weighing ≥20 kg (times/day).

The word, allocate, means to set apart, assign, or allot for a particular purpose.

Does your academic institution allocate means and resources to perform actions in CUDI?