Sentence examples for change allocated from inspiring English sources

Between randomisation and the end of the trial, there were many decisions made by clinicians to discontinue or change allocated treatments; again this did not constitute withdrawal from this pragmatic trial.

While, for the latter adjustment method, one need change the allocated values in the given frequency band directly (i.e., usually reduce the targeted amplitude value), which will increase the task difficulty.

Participants (and the recruitment officer) are unable to change any allocated group.

Given that a scaled up strategy would be country-wide, the estimated costs of strategy change were allocated across the total number of districts in Tanzania.

Although the time to reoperation and TAC dressing change was decided by attending surgeons, guidelines suggest relaparotomy between 24 and 72 hours. 2 If abdominal fascial closure was not felt safe or possible at the first or subsequent reoperations, surgeons were free to change the allocated TAC to another dressing.

That affects the structural effects of urban-rural landscape changes being allocated by population and income rises dynamically.

The Government was on Friday night accused of hugely underestimating the number of households rendered uninsurable by repeated flooding after admitting that it had not taken into account the effects of climate change when allocating money to protect them.

The panel suggests that Spain initiates such "a major cultural change" by allocating 10% of its national funding on the basis of institutional assessments through international peer review.

There was no specific budget to make changes or allocate resources, and there was an absence of representation within the group to drive change from inside the system.

Their logic assumes that the more attention a cause receives, the more likely public officials are to pay attention to a cause, and thus the more tangible benefits (like legislation, a policy change, or money allocated to help victims of a crisis) there will be.

There is money available and we can and should continue upon our mission to change the proportions allocated to childhood cancer.