The phrase "allocation and also" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It is generally not used because "and also" is redundant; "and" alone suffices to connect ideas.
Example: "The allocation of resources is essential for project success, and we must ensure proper distribution."
Alternatives: "allocation as well" or "allocation in addition".
Finally, we design a generalized revenue-sharing contract that coordinates the supply chain with flexible profit allocation, and also show by numerical examples its superiority over the revenue-sharing and buyback contracts.
Insects, being speciose and diverse in life history strategies, offer a unique perspective into the general architecture of the signaling mechanisms of energetic allocation and also into unique elements that correlate with specific life histories.
The Wald method (without continuity correction) was used to compute the CI, as this method was known to provide control of type I error around the nominal level for the 2∶1 allocation, and also in the context of a hypothesis test of non-inferiority [20].
The CART may provide interesting solutions regarding patient allocation and also quality assessment.
The government also has failed to do so in resource allocation and also proper utilization of the resources.
Haplodiploidy, in combination with inbreeding, also changes the patterns of relatedness between family members, which should (at least theoretically) influence patterns of sex allocation and also influence family conflicts.
The route should use as few critical links (inter-BI links) as possible, which aims to decrease the failure ratio of future allocations and also reduce the computation cost caused by splitting/merging BIs.
(ii) The route should use as few critical links (inter-BI links) as possible, which aims to decrease the failure ratio of future allocations and also reduce the computation cost caused by splitting/merging BIs. (iii) The route should use as few network devices as possible, which prefer to choose the shortest path.
These decompositions allow us to recover previous characterization results obtained by Béal et al. (forthcoming), to provide new characterizations of well-known (class of) allocation rules and also to design new allocation rules.
Successful randomisation in practice depends both on adequately generating an unpredictable allocation sequence, and also on concealing that sequence until assignment occurs [ 1, 2].
The models tested time effects, group allocation effects and also group-by-time effects (training effects) using the training group at baseline and the waiting-list group as the reference group.
