Sentence examples for before the allocation from inspiring English sources

It added: In FY12, approximately 4% of [betting exchange] revenue came from Germany and this revenue delivered a contribution of approximately £6m before the allocation of central costs.

For those who need credit, Tata has helpfully lined up 15 "preferred" banks and lenders.In the rush to get their hands on the first Nanos, customers are expected to place deposits worth up to $1 billion—money Tata will hold on to for at least three months before the allocation is completed.

If Celtic finish the job of disposing of Helsingborgs, they stand to benefit to the tune of a minimum of 11m euros, before the allocation of the 'market pool', which could be worth almost the same again.

To avoid bias, consent to participate will be obtained before the allocation.

To avoid bias, consent to participate is obtained before the allocation.

Although in most trials, consent to random allocation is sought before the allocation takes place, there are some acceptable exceptions when randomisation is carried out prior to consent (Zelen randomisation), as in this trial (see Ethics, below).

Before 2006, the allocation base was the weighted arithmetic mean of the costs of all "inliers" meaning that the average case weight of all inliers was 1 [22].

In this and previous studies, participants completed the private allocation before the public allocation.

To check for order effects, we ran an additional web-based sample of participants (n = 101; 61% female; age: M = 30.13, SD = 10.75) in the opposite order with the public allocation occurring before the private allocation.

Of course, if health care needs are systematically higher in areas with low health worker densities, it will make sense to use a population-based allocation of health workers as a first step, before further refining the allocation formula.

They were classified according to design, especially pertaining to whether they compared the outcome to a control group or to the status before intervention; whether the allocation of the intervention had been randomised; whether the treatment application had been blinded; and whether participants were healthy or not.