Sentence examples for allocation matches from inspiring English sources

You've probably heard the mantras for prudent retirement management: diversify and reduce risk across stocks, bonds and alternatives; keep costs low by investing in passive index funds; and ensure that your allocation matches your age and risk tolerance.

Studies in which the unit of analysis (embryo) does not match the unit of allocation (couple) will lead to spuriously low P-values.

Furthermore, our random allocation procedure (matched pairs) appeared to have restricted random assignment slightly.

Allocation of matched pairs was performed within an interval of +/-3 months of follow-up time.

Only when these figures are available can the systematic planning of RN recruitment and resource allocation to match the needs of professional development be developed.

Service and time gap of post-discharge support were also highlighted as major barriers in the social aspect, reflecting the presence of issues in communication, resources allocation, and matching patient's needs.

A consultation process has already begun for the allocation of international matches between 2017 and 2019, when England will stage another home Ashes series as well as the World Cup, and Lancashire remain hopeful that the quality of the Old Trafford pitch, and a ground capacity of up to 25,000, will outweigh the embarrassment over the drainage failure at the end of the second day.

The MCC has stepped up its appeal to the England and Wales Cricket Board to make Lord's a "special case" when it comes to allocation of major matches to help finance an ambitious £400m ground development intended to protect its reputation as the world's premier cricket ground.

Once the participant no longer has a deficiency, the software illustrates the asset allocation model that matches the desired rate of return.

The England & Wales Cricket Board's recent announcement of the allocation of major matches from 2012 until 2016 named Lord's as host of the World Test Championship final in 2013. .

In a matching model, Ekeland-etal (2004) have derived a closed form solution for the equilibrium matching allocation when individual utility is linear in unobserved deterministic heterogeneity but quadratic in the location factors.