Sentence examples for call to allocation from inspiring English sources
The mean time from emergency call to allocation of critical care resource was 6 minutes compared with 19 minutes from historical data.
This culminated in the 2001 World Health Report on global mental health, with an urgent call to increase resource allocation and service provision for mental health in primary care settings globally [ 2].
Whenever a fall was reported, an investigator blinded to allocation group called the woman to conduct a standardised fall interview to confirm the fall and collect further information on its circumstances and consequences.
It first proposes a theory called "Function Allocation Theory" to allocate a function to an appropriate subsystem or component during the systems decomposition phase.
In the chance that the overflow variable is still positive after the CID allocation for all nodes have been performed, a procedure checkBandwidthConstraint is then called to adjust the CID allocation per each node.
A lack of consensus regarding which principle should guide the allocation of resources has resulted in calls to make the process of allocation one of "procedural justice"[ 42].
Giannecchini et al. [16] propose an online task scheduling mechanism called collaborative resource allocation to allocate the network resources between the tasks of periodic applications in WSNs.
I also didn't mention my lawyer's handful of calls to the Defense Finance and Accounting Service regarding the allocation of my husband's retirement — not even when one representative yelled: "Mrs. Sukel gets nothing, do you hear me?
In particular, neural networks can offer better solutions to the passenger call allocation process when compared to the classical traffic control methods.
If we did not receive the questionnaire during the following 14 days, nurses from the department, blind to treatment allocation, made telephone calls to ask for patients' reply.
Randomisation was performed during a phone call according to an allocation sequence generated by the Institute of Biometrics of the University of Ulm.
