Sentence examples for cumulative allocation from inspiring English sources

The latter was performed using the cumulative allocation option: offspring are allocated sequentially, that is, first using one locus, then two, three, and so forth until a set of allocations is obtained for each subset of l = [1… L] loci, where L is the total number of loci used in the study.

The number of missing parents for each year (potentially mature parrs and adults with incomplete genotypes) as estimated from cumulative allocation was entered in the simulations.

In PASOS cumulative allocation procedure, the estimation of the number of missing parents decreases as loci are added to the analysis, until it levels off to a lower bound that should be the correct estimation.

The mixed integer linear programming model, which is presented in detail in [ 33], returns year-specific and cumulative allocations as shown in Table  3.> Table  3 summarizes the cumulative allocation of 25 supplementary grants per year (23 in 2011 and 25 from 2012) for the 2011 2024 period, aggregating schools according to their disciplinary area.

Cumulative allocations by specialization [ 33] suggest that Emergency Medicine is the priority, requiring between 22% and 34% of supplementary grants depending on the demand scenario.

The allocation of 6,706 cumulative grants would also be sufficient to satisfy the third scenario, leading to savings of 1.1% by 2024.> -wrap-foot> aCumulative funded grants at 2024: 518 (495 + 23) funded in 2011 plus 476 (451 + 25) from 2012 to 2024.

It is therefore important to note that the theoretical allocation of 6,706 cumulative grants with the primary objective of reducing occupational gaps could lead to the drastic compression, or temporary suspension, of some medical schools during the forecast horizon.

Figure 4a plots the cumulative CP mapping cost against the allocation time periods.

When the period ended on March 31, Vanguard 500 Index had a 226percentt cumulative pretax return, versus 156percentt for Markman Moderate Allocation.

Assuming that each image results in a "reward" if its processing is completed before a certain deadline, the goal for the resource allocation policy is to maximize the expected cumulative reward.

The relative cumulative fixation time is a measure for the conscious allocation of attention (Ellis & Smith, 1985).