The phrase "allocation in groups of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of items, resources, or people into specified groups.
Example: "The allocation in groups of five ensures that each team has an equal number of participants."
Alternatives: "distribution in batches of" or "assignment in clusters of".
In this, scaling allocations were generated in groups of eight with four participants allocated, in a random sequence, to each intervention group.
However, at less clearly asymmetrical angles of division (≥60°), these outside cells can give rise not only to two TE cells, but surprisingly, also to two ICM cells (Fig. 5C, regions c,c′), pointing to factors other than division angle influencing lineage allocation in this group of cells.
The investigator was blind to the rats' allocation in grouping.
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Using an experimental and a theoretical approach, we develop a general model of time allocation patterns in group-living animal species prone to imitative behavior.
Patients will not be directly told of their group allocation (in terms of intervention or control).
The distribution of participants with missing versus non-missing final blood pressure readings did not differ significantly by group allocation in terms of baseline systolic blood pressure (115 (15) v 114 (14) mm Hg, P=0.6) or diastolic blood pressure (74 (11) v 74 (11) mm Hg, P=0.5).
A comparison will be made of the baseline variables for each of the groups, to test the homogeneity obtained from the random allocation to groups, in terms of differences of the means and of proportions.
Interviewees were selected purposefully from three U.K. clinical centers to ensure the inclusion of similar proportions of those agreeing or refusing random treatment allocation in each of the treatment groups.
Going down the hierarchy by selecting one allocation allows to compare all the groups within that allocation in terms of estimated behavioural response.
