Sentence examples for allocation made by from inspiring English sources

We manually assigned another 1,529 researchers to one or more fields of specialization in business administration by comparing their websites with the allocation made by Handelsblatt.

CEO pay, like any other asset allocation made by a corporation, from marketing to operations, has to be evaluated in terms of return on investment, and in too many cases the ROI on CEO pay packages ranks lower than a piggy bank.

Most studies are based on alteration of the growth trajectory through changes in dietary intake [33], but methionine-induced alteration of growth relate to changes in resource allocation made by the individuals.

Budgets and Expenditures Funding for JP 6.2 came from two sources: directly from the PUNs (known as parallel funds) which were from the Agencies' own resources and directed towards this programme; or from an allocation made by the UN's 'One Fund', which were unearmarked funds from donors made available to the JP to supplement the parallel funding available.

School funding is hideously complicated, and in fact the result of changes to funding allocations made by central government over the past five years has been to increase the differences between similar schools in different parts of the country.

However, because the Smithsonian is federally funded, the money we receive depends on allocations made by Congress; accordingly, we are dependent upon decisions made by our representatives as to the amount of money assigned for research.

It can be concluded past experiences are intrinsic to decision making and this has implications for both the clinical components of nursing educational programs and staffing allocations made by administrators.

The score reflects the significant allocations made by the Armenian government in 2006 2008 following the accession to the FCTC and approval of the state programme on tobacco control.

One of five medical practitioners (blinded to treatment group allocation) made the diagnosis by taking a structured history and doing a standardised clinical examination, and one of four experienced nurses did skin prick tests.

Randomisation will be undertaken using web or telephone access to a secure remote allocation system, with allocation made at the level of the individual, minimising by PCT, gender, patient age group and presenting complaint.

In a case of MB-OFDM UWB, one channel is divided into three subbands and the allocation is made by a subband; that means each user is dynamically allocated one subband for the duration of one superframe.