Sentence examples for assessing the allocation from inspiring English sources

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The former approach is useful in assessing the allocation of programme resources and their opportunity costs, i.e. determining whether these resources could be used more productively elsewhere, whereas the latter cost estimates are helpful to national planners in assessing programme affordability.

Here BBC Sport assesses the allocation and its implications, sport by sport.

Student t test and Chi-square test were used to assess the allocation between these two groups.

In a face dot-probe task designed to assess the allocation of attention between a face with a neutral expression and a face with an emotional expression, individuals with MDD consistently attend preferentially to faces with sad expressions (Gotlib et al. 2004a, b).

This emphasizes the importance of studies assessing the costs and the allocation of resources.

The same two researchers inspected the details of the randomization methods by assessing the quality of the allocation concealment (adequate, uncertain, inadequate or not used) according to the criteria of the Cochrane Collaboration [ 16].

Having shown that the desired reliability was achievable through some combination of components, a dynamic programming analysis was undertaken to assess the ideal allocation of parallel components.

This paper focuses on the joint use of Fuzzy Logic (FL) reasoning and Social Network Analysis (SNA) to assess the cargo allocation pattern in Brazilian ports while shedding some light on policy-making directions and future research venues.

Brewer and Plott [10] developed a mechanism based on combinational auctions to assess the decentralised allocation of access rights to the Swedish rail network.

Medley [3] proposed a model to assess the optimum allocation of resources for different resource availabilities assuming constant exposure to parasites throughout a host's lifetime.