Sentence examples for allotted to different from inspiring English sources

The exclusion of places of business from residential districts is not a declaration that such places are nuisances or that they are to be suppressed as such, but it is a part of the general plan by which the city's territory is allotted to different uses in order to prevent, or at least to reduce, the congestion, disorder and dangers [p393] which often inhere in unregulated municipal development.

Nationwide governmental services have always varied in China, with different funding parameters allotted to different regions.

In clustering, the objects with similar properties are assigned to same group while data objects with different properties are allotted to different groups.

A total of 768 day-old Ross 308 broiler breeder chicks, of which 288 hens were followed during the laying period, were allotted to 6 different treatments during the rearing period according to a 2 × 3 factorial design, with 8 replicates (pens) per treatment.

The nucleotide sequence variation of the ibeA gene of 34 representative E. coli B2 strains allotted to 17 different STs were investigated.

Twelve female New Zealand rabbits enrolled for the immunization were randomly allotted to four different groups, three for each group (Table 1).

Patients were allotted to 4 different shifts, i.e.: Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings (MWF-am) or afternoon (MWF-pm), Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning (TTS-am) or afternoon (TTS-pm).

The study had a number of limitations which included lack of expert facilitators for conducting case based learning sessions, framing of timetable to satisfy the requirement of Medical Council of India with regard to number of hours allotted to the three different preclinical subjects and ignorance of few faculty members.

I was prepared to speak about our collective identity this evening, but ever since I heard of the horrors perpetrated in Paris on Friday night, I knew that I would have to devote some of the time allotted to me to a different theme.

The building blocks of the ACGs are the various types of morbidity, where each unique diagnosis (ICD-10) is allotted to one of 32 different ADGs (Aggregated Diagnosis Groups) defining the type of morbidity based on five combined criteria: i) likely persistence of the condition, ii) grade of severity, iii) aetiology, iv) diagnostic certainty and v) need for speciality care.

As a result, less consideration has been allotted to the potential influence of different neural mechanisms such as the hippocampus or to more common ways in human society in which information is acquired and utilized to reach a decision, such as through explicit instruction rather than trial-and-error learning.