At the time the study cohort entered IUSM, the School was admitting 280 students per year and apportioning them as follows: Indianapolis (138), Bloomington (28), Gary (18), Evansville (16), Fort Wayne (16), Muncie (16), South Bend (16), Terre Haute (16), and West Lafayette (16).
"We would not apportion them out," he said.
The central government sets quotas; the regions decide how to apportion them.
It is often suggested that the academy hands out statuettes as if it were dispensing bonbons to a first-grade class, one for him and one for her, trying to apportion them equally.
Fidelity, with its corporate buying clout, gets vast helpings of new issues, and it says it apportions them among all funds in proportion to their assets.
Japanese casualties were estimated at 2,200, but it is impossible to apportion them between the 7th and 9th Divisions.
However, as the patient is discharged with a copy of the EDC, the discharging doctor may be reluctant to apportion them blame and possibly cause offence, or wary of making statements based on potentially inaccurate assumptions in the medical records.
Drayson's solution to the problem is to assess the needs of Britain's domestic facilities the Diamond synchrotron x-ray source, the ISIS neutron source, and the Central Laser Facility at the beginning of each 3-year spending period and apportion them a separate budget.
An alternative system is to divide up the profits of a corporation and apportion them to countries according to how many sales and employees they have located there.
Motivation: A popular method for classification of protein domain movements apportions them into two main types: those with a 'hinge' mechanism and those with a 'shear' mechanism.
A combination of step-down and bottom-up costing strategies were used to calculate recurrent as well as capital expenses, apportion them to identified cost centres and link costs to selected output measures.
