The phrase "allocations of the same" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to distributions or assignments that are identical or similar in nature, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The report detailed the allocations of the same across different departments, highlighting the need for adjustments."
Alternatives: "allocations of identical items" or "distributions of the same type".
In these cases, depending on the structure of the correlation, effects of increasing the sample duration can be larger or smaller than anticipated by theory [ 50], and consecutive sampling may perform better or worse than a more dispersed allocation of the same total sample duration [ 52].
Thus, sensor-based variable N rate recommendations for fields previously fertilized with relatively low uniform N rates would often entail more appropriate allocation (redistribution) of the same amount of total N.
Nevertheless, since we focused on a colony-level defence, which naturally includes task allocation, repeated interactions of the same workers do not affect our interpretations.
Plot of differences between size of actual allocations and allocations from binomially distributed sample of the same size.
Contamination will be assessed by tracking individuals within study sites (i.e. transfers to a study site of the same allocation, no allocation or opposite allocation) and by assessing, at the end of the program, self-reported use of specific intervention strategies to reduce prolonged sitting.
Obviously, the combined strategy sets constraints to the overall resource allocation of the system, as the same frequency resource blocks are assumed to be allocated to the same users in both UL and DL.
We remark that the interleaved and block-wise allocations have the same average performance because of the independent and identically distributed (i.i.d) channel gains.
The first 146 randomised participants (70 allocated to surgery and 76 allocated to medical management) were sent details of their allocation at the same time as the baseline questionnaires.
