The phrase "allocation lower" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a lower allocation of resources or funds, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The budget report indicates that the allocation lower than expected will impact our project timelines."
Alternatives: "reduced allocation" or "lowered allocation".
Finally, it could be seen that with the conservative generating approach, labeled with "(con)," the three schemes tend to have their rate allocations lower than those with the nonconservative counterparts, labeled with "(non)." This trend is further verified in the following experiments.
Therefore final checks of the terms were made to ensure the correct region was allocated based on the term as well as the code (for example, allocation to lower leg or knee).
On the other, the NHS managed to spend less in 2010-11 than its allocation – £1.9bn lower on a total £101.9bn budget.
Moreover, the dynamic allocation of lower buffering memory is feasible.
Figure 10 Resource allocation with lower update rate.
For example, quality of video streaming application is best measured at higher layers, while this quality is affected by resource allocation within lower layers.
Rayleigh fading, then the achievable ergodic rate of ZF-DPC with AF and uniform power allocation is lower bounded as: (28).
In terms of accuracy in the solution, (55) gives the exact optimal solution for B 1, B 2 and a relative allocation error lower than 10−4 for B 3. Overall, the solution is good in practice; it is optimal in capacity-constrained scenarios and nearly optimal in less critical situations.
Such effects can, in turn, lead to improved health care standards, better resource allocation and lower health care costs.
Respondents aged less than 50 ranked the importance of considering age of recipient in allocation significantly lower (mean rank 6.36) than respondents aged 50 or older (mean rank 9.36) (p = 0.036).
