Sentence examples for allocating them into from inspiring English sources

Since then it is customary to label truth values as abstract objects, thus allocating them into the same category of entities as mathematical objects (numbers, classes, geometrical figures) and propositions.

Experimentally, this could be achieved by artificially infecting some animals (usually called donors), allocating them into closed groups with susceptible individuals (the recipients), and recording the disease status of the recipients in each group at multiple points in time.

The department of Bioinformatics of Wageningen UR for their support in the development of the SNP markers and in allocating them into the different versions of the Tomato Genome Sequence.

A number of molecular typing and characterization techniques such as AFLP, MLVA and MLST and comparative genomic hybridizations allowed differentiating strains of E. faecium and allocating them into various clonal complexes as based on core as well as accessory genome content [ 3, 4].

Stratified cluster randomization was used to select the 30 cluster units out of the nation's 67 districts and allocate them into the two study groups (intervention and control), yielding two allocation sequences of 15 clusters each.

After predicting their mutagenicity potential using the method by Bentzien, we accordingly allocated them into different priority groups.

Looking at every pair of rows, it can be seen that the first one contains the chip vectors (the reset vector and the exception vector), which were allocated into the on-chip memory, and the second one allocated them into the SDRAM memory.

From June 2010 to February 2011, we enrolled 44 patients with esophageal or gastric cancer and randomly allocated them into two groups.

We plan to recruit patients with acute LBP and randomly allocate them into two parallell study groups (A and C) of equal sizes.

Starting from the root node containing all observations each split allocates them into mutually exclusive subsets (decision nodes) until a node has no further splits, resulting in terminal nodes (see Figure 2).

These standards further divide the band allocated to them into channels.