The phrase "allocation of case" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the distribution or assignment of a specific case, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The allocation of case responsibilities among team members needs to be clarified."
Alternatives: "assignment of case" or "distribution of case".
Fig. 3 Operator PRB allocation of case 1.
Similiarly, we calculate behavior coefficient as h=0.42. Figure 4 compares the PRB allocation of case 2. Legacy network demonstrates stable PRB allocation while the PRBs are allocated in relation to the traffic demand information of different VOs.
Fig. 4 Operator PRB allocation of case 2. In case 3, VO 1, VO 2, and VO#3 are burdened with 20 VoIP users, 50 VoIP users, and 20 video users respectively.
On account of the allocation of case costs to nearly 1,200 DRGs, similar costs for cases in high-volume standardized treatment DRGs and additive components for special treatments, medical products, etc., the explained part of inlier case-costs in the G-DRG system is already very high.
By identifying the criteria by which damages were to be assessed, the Hadley v. Baxendale court enhanced the predictability of damages and therefore the correct allocation of cases between the systems.
Hence, there is a large "grey area" between these two social insurance programs, implying that country-specific institutional particularities related to, e.g., eligibility/certification regulations, replacement levels, duration constraints, and activation requirements determine the allocation of cases between the two.
The choice of an appropriate method, sample size, and allocation of cases and controls are serious concerns.
Logistic regression analysis of case-control status on batch and GC50PCT indicated a strong batch effect (p<10e−7), largely driven by an uneven allocation of cases and controls in batch four and a batch-GC50PCT interaction (p = 0.02).
This lack of allocation blinding and randomisation of participants is likely to introduce bias to the allocation of cases.
First, the results of this study are modelled on the allocation of cases along epidemic curves of a fixed distribution, duration, and size.
