Sentence examples for consideration of allocation from inspiring English sources

The disease/health problem framework of the HsW model supports explicit consideration of allocation and reallocation of funding across all mutually exclusive and complementary interventions for the prevention and treatment of a disease/health problem under consideration.

The simulation results show that the proposed joint design algorithm can achieve a much better performance than precoding with uniform power allocation and only consideration of power allocation.

The formulation of Zhang et al.[16] aims at minimizing the transmission time for the user sessions by joint consideration of spectrum allocation, routing, and time scheduling.

Effective and efficient matching of supply and demand of materials and energy with consideration of spatial allocation is essential to realize low-carbon city planning with high material- and energy-use efficiency.

Based on optimization problem formulation and with respect to a study on the multiuser resource allocation for MB-OFDM UWB systems [14], the goal of this paper is to define a novel time-frequency MB-OFDM multiple-access (MB-OFDM-MA) scheme using a cross-layer approach and a joint consideration of resource allocation and scheduling.

The proposed solution is based on differential games (capturability considerations) for allocation of the missiles.

The economic costs of cancer are also part of the overall consideration of research funding allocation.

As for the flexible case, property of spectrum division multiplexing technology and bandwidth limitation of the ring based switches should be taken into consideration during allocation of the central module, such that the system throughput can be maximized.

Such knowledge removes (for the time being) the challenge of consideration of how current resource allocation affects future utility.

In consideration of the random resource allocation and practical cell load model, the analytical results of coverage probability and average user rate are derived and validated through Monte Carlo methods.

Nonetheless, the difference in ICU use between non-cancer and cancer patients found in this study warrants consideration of whether the current allocation of ICU beds is optimal and how to better accommodate the demands of care for non-cancer patients at the EOL.