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This paper studies financial transmission rights in electricity pool markets with nodal pricing, when these rights are to be allocated by an auction mechanism.
For this performance evaluation, we define the performance ratio metric as the ratio of the network throughput of the frequency and bandwidth allocation chosen by solving the optimization problem with the considered model to the network throughput of the best possible frequency and bandwidth configuration, i.e., the one that would be allocated by an exhaustive search algorithm.
Clusters will be allocated by an external researcher immediately after collection of baseline data and administration of the education programme.
Participants will be allocated by an external statistician, who has no connection to the study team, immediately after collection of baseline data.
In total, 116 patients will be allocated by an external randomization program to 2 groups: an intervention group following usual treatment after discharge supplemented by a nurse managed structured follow-up consultation conducted by telephone 4 and 14 days after discharge from hospital and a control group following treatment as usual.
Each board would select its superintendent, but resources would still be allocated by a chancellor of the entire school system, who was named by a mayor-dominated Board of Education.
Under the regulators' proposal, the Wall Street firms would pay a total of about $200 million a year into a fund that would be allocated by a board of advisers to a select group of independent research companies.
Under a 100% renewable energy scenario for Germany, the control reserve that would be allocated by the dynamic method is compared with the control reserve that would be allocated by a static method.
From a practical point of view, it is reasonable to believe that the allocated number of BSSs inside an SA of that size fairly corresponds to a number of BSSs that will be allocated by a single operator in the real coverage planning case.
Participants will be allocated by a sequence of numbers: 0 – referring to 'Experimental', and 1 – referring 'Control'.
