Sentence examples for continuously allocated from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the frenetic attempt to keep everything together and continuously allocated may fail after a certain extent.

An economically efficient strategy would be to continuously allocate the resource to the highest bidder.

TheSeed is an open annotation repository continuously allocating genes of known and often still unknown function to functional classes according to the available scientific knowledge [ 43].

However, continuously flooded, lightly clipped plants allocated more resources to roots than shoots.

However, it is noteworthy that over time, a continuously increasing number of patients allocated to antireflux surgery, carried out at the discretion of the individual surgeon, were scored as treatment failures.

Twenty-seven pathrees (three male, 24 female) with a mean age of 46.9 ± 12.9 years with mitral stenosis and elevated pulmonary artery systolic pressure (PASP) were randomly allocated to receive continuously inhaled NO at 10 parts per million (NO group) or oxygen therapy (control) for 48 hours immediately after surgery.

They recommended that Nigerian policy makers should continuously increase the percentage of budget allocated for health every year.

You will not receive additional items if you do not accept it, so make sure you accept the items to continuously receive them within the 10 hours allocated to you.

In the most recent study by Jolliet et al., the group of patients allocated to He/O2 also received this mixture continuously during the first 72 h after inclusion, both during NIV sessions and during spontaneous breathing between NIV sessions [19].

In keeping with our original assumption, it appears that after the trial ended, the ACT teams continuously accrued people with complex psychosis; around one quarter of those originally allocated to CMHT care required transfer to ACT.

All patients who gave consent (or had their guardians' consent in the case of minors) to participate in the study were allocated to group A or B with the aid of a continuously updated register.