Sentence examples for correctly allocated from inspiring English sources
Discriminant analyses using all five tests showed that 89·9percentnt of the sample were correctly allocated their respective groups.
Many investors assume that their investments are correctly allocated to the most tax-efficient vehicles, or that tax efficiency is a non-factor compared to broader trends.
These documents also refer to the continuous development of early childhood education, which is predicated on correctly allocated, long-term development within day-care communities.
Of all the exemplar cultivars used here with rice subpopulation known a- priori only one was not correctly allocated to its recognised rice group: the OryzaSNP cultivar Minghui 63, which was recognised as an indica, but at less than the 80%% threshold we used and was therefore classified as an admix including 20 % aus-2 group membership.
Moreover, even if funds are correctly allocated, they may be woefully inadequate or the services provided may be inefficiently delivered and/or of low quality.
On the whole, the analysis correctly allocated 83.4% of "cases" to the true breed (Table 4).
"Investors have a right to rely on statements made by companies to ensure that they correctly allocate capital.
Some of the fund managers may indeed be driven by the righteous sense that investors "have a right to rely on statements made by companies to ensure that they correctly allocate capital", as Bentham's Jeremy Marshall puts it.
This shortcoming made it impossible to correctly allocate socio-demographic data, which was always given by jurisdiction, to raster cells.
First, a fixed applies to all workloads and will correctly allocate energy to different applications, even as the workload changes.
Further, we also note that being able to accurately describe the expected performance of a link will also have further benefits for more high level algorithms such as scheduling as the probability, of correctly allocating a user to a channel that satisfies its demands, will be increased.
