Sentence examples for allocation is expected from inspiring English sources

The model classified 73%% of the dwellings correctly in the group below and above the median, that is, 27%% could be misclassified and a random allocation is expected to classify 50%% correctly.

Mike Tholen, economics and commercial director at lobby group Oil & Gas UK, said the allocation was expected to be a few millions of pounds rather than billions and to be matched by companies.

Ms Sturgeon told the Scottish Parliament that Wales and Northern Ireland also faced cuts, while England's allocation was expected to rise.

It is generally argued that when an individual begins the process of maturation changes in energy allocation are expected which are likely to decrease not only survival but also growth rates (Roff 1992; Stearns 1992, Saborido-Rey and Kjesbu 2007 in press and references therein).

In contrast, the number of IPv4 allocations is expected to grow by only 8% in 2010.

The government has made available $3.8 million, and further allocations are expected.

Team names and logos and player allocations are expected to be announced in late October.

'In-kind' resource allocations are expected to cease in 2009, in favor of direct cash transfers, thereby increasing KRG's decision space on resource allocations.

In Rajak 2011b the risk of allocation bias is expected to be low since people were allocated to arm by a computer-generated randomisation sequence and assignments were maintained in opaque envelopes.

He was unable to get other state treasurers to agree to lift WA's allocation and is expected to make a decision on how to resolve the conflict this week, which will be put to the states at Coag.

However, as ABS can be assigned to the non-victim users without any interference problem, the unbalanced allocation problem is expected to be mitigated if ABS is shared across the non-victim and the victim users.