The phrase "allocation and high" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a context involving resource distribution and elevated levels, but it is incomplete without additional context.
Example: "The allocation and high demand for resources have created challenges in our project management."
Alternatives: "distribution and elevated" or "assignment and increased".
Compared with the traditional all-optical VPN architectures, the all-optical OFDM network coding scheme can support higher speed, more flexible bandwidth allocation, and higher spectrum efficiency.
In order to achieve a higher success ratio of bandwidth allocation and higher computation efficiency, BAM selects the unallocated traffic demands strictly following the principles as below.
The study is designed to guide the efficient allocation and high-quality use of advanced cardiovascular interventions in the context of a rapidly growing cardiovascular disease burden and dynamically changing healthcare system.
Some of the methodological limitations noted were lack of reporting of allocation concealment and high or unclear loss to follow up rates.
This was based on high risk as a result of inadequate random sequence generation, since treatment was randomly allocated to groups of children determined by the investigators; unclear risk due to inadequate allocation concealment; and high risk from differential attrition between treatment arms.
However, this policy conservatism is at odds with the inefficiency of resource allocation and the high level of patient dissatisfaction with the healthcare system [ 6].
Such a model could serve as an important adjunct to clinical judgment in order to identify patients with cirrhosis who are highly unlikely to benefit from initiating aggressive treatment or continuing treatment in an ICU, especially in the context of prioritization for ICU bed allocation and the high cost of current treatment.
However, as we assume the growth of the LCCs to be in line with overall market growth rates, a higher growth of traffic and emissions could effectively result in a lower percentage of free allocation and, consequently, higher acquisition costs.
