25 The tool covers sequence generation, allocation concealment, selective outcome reporting and other sources of bias.
City prosecutors generally provide money for witness protection and relocation out of a catch-all allocation that covers all sorts of office needs, including rent, postage, telephone bills and photocopying.
This allocation typically covers 20% to 25% of the total shares on offer.
No trial described allocation concealment.
Providers will receive an additional twelfth of their New Matter Starts Allocation to cover this.
By some estimates, the current allocation would cover only one in seven poor children who are eligible to receive day care.
Farmers have to pay for their water; a basic allocation to cover human and animal needs comes with their land, but anything beyond that, say for crops, costs money.
Overheads included an allocation to cover light, heating and administration.
The increases in budgetary allocation will cover substantially the health provision to the majority poor who currently cannot afford any form of healthcare.
In terms of resource allocation, public expenditure covers exactly those areas in which policies designed for health insurance are not capable of paying for the risks: Medicare for aged people; Medicaid for the poor; military veterans (partially due to chronic health problems); maternity and children's welfare.
Thirdly, we used the Jadad scale to assess the methodological quality of the trials, which has been criticised because it is subject to the generic problems of scales, has a strong emphasis on reporting rather than conduct, and does not cover concealment of allocation, one of the important biases in randomised controlled trials.
