Sentence examples for allocation can lead from inspiring English sources

Our results demonstrate that, to handle uneven inter-rack traffic pattern in general data center networks, flexible spectrum allocation can lead to an increase of about 120% in system throughput, although its computational complexity is slightly higher than that of the fixed spectrum allocation scheme.

Both ways of task allocation can lead to cost-efficiency but they are difficult to combine.

With classical best effort transmission, unfair resource allocation can lead to starvation of some users in bad channel conditions.

Awareness of the allocation can lead to biased recruitment in cluster trials [ 10].

Inappropriate randomization or allocation concealment can lead to selection bias.

Improper or unbalanced allocation of customers can lead to the under- or overutilization of facilities and can further deteriorate the customer service.

"Expensive curative health services which are often accessible only to a small, privileged fraction of the population, rather than primary and preventive health care benefiting a far larger part of the population", have been qualified as "[i]nappropriate health resource allocation [that] can lead to discrimination that may not be overt" [ 11]; paragraph 19.

A second explanation could be the fact that we used rigorous allocation concealment and randomisation procedures, since bias due to inadequate allocation concealment and randomisation can lead to overestimation of treatment effects.