The phrase "allocation in one" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a single allocation or a consolidated allocation, but without context, its meaning is ambiguous.
Example: "The budget report shows an allocation in one for all departments, simplifying the funding process."
Alternatives: "single allocation" or "consolidated allocation".
30 subjects with HCC undergoing TACE at a single academic institution were randomized with a computer-generated allocation in a one to one ratio to either bevacizumab at a dose of 10 mg/kg IV every 14 days beginning 1 week prior to TACE (TACE-BEV arm) or observation (TACE-O arm).
The assessors of the outcomes were not blinded to the participants' allocation except in one study [ 25].
Under standard assumptions, that guarantee monotonicity of the allocation rule in one-dimensional mechanisms, it is shown that the optimal allocation will be non-monotonic in a (weakly) generic sense once the principal can use all screening variables.
In a recent article in the journal of the CFA Society of the United Kingdom, "Re-evaluating Asset Allocation in a One-Basket World," he found that correlations between the S.& P. 500 and foreign stocks increased in periods when the American index declined.
In commonly used systems for allocating identifying numbers, particularly sequential allocation, typographical errors in one identifier number may not only result in records containing a novel identifier, but also may generate another person's identifier with high probability.
This way all the space allocation is done in one place.
Blinding of participants to study group allocation was achieved in one study, not achieved in one, not reported in seven, and not possible in six (in which control participants received no intervention).
We denote Ω k as the subchannels set allocated to SU k in one allocation and define F k max = max n ∈ Ω k f n and F k min = min n ∈ Ω k f n.
(28) Fig. 9 The LTE-A uplink reference symbol allocation in two slots (one subframe).
