Sentence examples for allocation of field from inspiring English sources

Our simulation results can inform study design and direct efficient allocation of field effort.

13021_2018_97_MOESM4_ESM.pdf Additional file 4. Histograms of the carbon distribution in the three study sites after the spatial allocation of field samples to the pixel grid.

Errors may be introduced, on the part of the field sampling, by the defined plot size and sampling design, measurement errors during field work, allometric equations (to derive carbon values) and the spatial allocation of field samples to the pixel grid.

Those seats make up 5% of the 8.8m overall allocation.

A mathematical model and a heuristic algorithm were developed to determine the suitable capacity of existing loading stations, the locations and capacities of new loading stations and the allocations of cane field harvests to each loading station.

(a) In relation to total maize cropland and (b) a detailed map on the allocation of Bt-maize fields in Brandenburg (yellow).

Mr. Mitra said her decision was also rooted in her disgust with the corruption scandals rocking the United Progressive Alliance government, including the recent controversy over allocations of coal fields to political cronies.

It is a matter equally of capital allocation and taste.

Our objective was to develop a model for spatio-temporal allocation of crops to a field pattern that was able to account for agronomic and spatial driving factors including crop production objectives, spatial distribution of the crops around farmsteads, and preferential allocation of crops on soil waterlogging classes.

The trial was not blinded; as amodiaquine tablets were yellow parents of children in this group would have been aware of their treatment allocation; but field staff involved in evaluation of study subjects, and laboratory staff, were unaware of a child's treatment group.

As regards EPTA, the report on the 1963 survey stated that, while the principle seemed generally established of providing a subvention equivalent to 12 percent of field project allocations, the proposed use of a more realistic costings base in the application of this percentage was expected to provide a relatively larger sum than at present.