Sentence examples for definition allocates from inspiring English sources

Then, in each season, a core individual i, by definition, allocates n 'companion slots' of time to spend with her top- n associates.

At the NIPH, reports on the same patients are merged, data is validated and following the established case definition allocated, respectively to either the acute or chronic HBV databases.

For the years 2008 and 2009, a total of 9,359 and 9,157 hip fractures by this definition could be allocated to a civil registration number in the NPR database, respectively.

Reasonable proposals will not pass a Congress in which one party is being unreasonable, so by definition the Principle of Seriousness allocates the blame equally to both sides.

By definition, all sub-bands are allocated to cell edge as well as cell center in reuse-1.

Representatives such as Howarth [24] and Norgaard abided by this definition, highlighting the "fairness in allocating resource rights among generations concerning the use of natural resources," rather than nature, as there is an interest in the development of the human race.

By definition, coalitions require individuals to allocate some of their time and resources to projects other than the ones to which they are primarily committed.

Culture dictates both illness manifestation and resources allocated to the definition of illness [ 45].

375 patients met the original definition, of which 197 was allocated to physician care.

338 patients met the modified definition, of which 182 were allocated to physician care.

By definition, this staff category is allocated not only to the district within which they are placed, but also to the entire study area.