Sentence examples for allocation variability from inspiring English sources

This enables the evaluation of a more realistic set of simulations that showcase how allocation variability affects the overall reliability of a CCS.

The interpersonal variability of time allocation on weekends is higher than intrapersonal variability.

This chapter introduces the concepts of component and process variability, and the allocation of component tolerances.

Table 5 shows the various figures of variability for time allocation to the six activities per day.

The total variability in time allocation is roughly constant whatever the periods considered within the week, except on weekends (where it decreases).

They developed an optimum allocation scheme based on the variability of observation within a group (based on specific time) of the EEG data and selected a representative sample.

The aims of this chapter are to introduce the concepts of component and process variability and the allocation of component tolerances.

In contrast, the share of BPSS is minimal (36%%) when considering the whole week (Monday-Sunday): the intrapersonal variability in time allocation for the whole week takes the lead.

Variability in internal allocation of metabolites has been previously shown in insects [30] and concerns cell fuels (lipids, glycogen) which may change the way mitochondria are functioning and finally drive different rates of ROS production [31].

Populations in ideal conditions with high worker survival and high worker efficiency will thus switch to graded allocation strategies for much smaller variability of environmental conditions than populations that live under harsh environmental conditions.

To understand the functioning of the mammary gland and despite this difficulty, we introduced a method to estimate the variability of nutrient allocation among pathways on a carbon basis (see Eq. (3)) by computing the range (min-max) of AIO coefficients.