The phrase "allocations in such" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to specific allocations in a certain context, but it is incomplete and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The report discusses the allocations in such a manner that it becomes difficult to understand the overall budget."
Alternatives: "allocations in this context" or "allocations in these cases".
A fair assumption is that very few of those given social lettings have been in the UK under five years, because it would be very difficult for them both to become legally eligible and to get an allocation in such a short time.
MBDoE allows to analyse and improve the information content of IVGTTs by optimising the sample allocation in such a way as to decrease the degree of correlation between critical parameters.
Energy availability variations with location, time, or environmental conditions make resource allocation in such systems very challenging.
The basic idea was rearranging the allocation in such a way that energy is saved with suitable human effort.
Nevertheless, this article established that an optimal resource allocation in such a scenario is an NP-Hard problem and proposed a heuristic algorithm to achieve a sub-optimal resource partitioning in REN for the considered mode of operation.
While the system has no control over the noise power or the number of transmitting and receiving antennas, it still can optimize the power allocation in such a way to minimize this performance index.
Moreover, if we consider that the future of mobile RANs goes toward the hybrid macro-femto approaches and BS cooperative transmissions (e.g. CoMP and DAS) there is a lot of work to do in coordination mechanisms for resource allocation in such approaches.
Fairness (or 'justice') in resource allocation in such conditions requires an understanding of the economic cost-benefit ratio of interventions.
Compulsory IPs are thought to be more deleterious to health outcomes, both because they deter the poor from accessing services, but also because they affect resource allocation in such a way that services are not used by those who would benefit most [ 11, 56].
In spite of the potentials of multi-AP based scheme, the resource allocation problem in such scenarios is challenging.
