Sentence examples for difficult to allocation from inspiring English sources

In the heavy vehicle collaborative development process, it is difficult to allocation various complex design tasks to the optimum development resources.

However, unlike a drug/placebo trial, it is very difficult to provide allocation concealment and to blind the patients and providers for a group-based educational intervention.

A major reason for this would appear to be that the national budget is so constrained it makes it difficult to relate allocations to requests.

It is relatively easy for persons in a health care system to express a need for more resources but it is more difficult to develop an allocation process to ensure equitable distribution and resources allocated to a place to maximize benefit in terms of organizational or system objectives.

The current shortage of deceased donor kidneys makes it difficult to design a kidney allocation scheme that balances optimal utility with supply.

However, the complicated behavior of Distributed scheduling makes it difficult to provide precise bandwidth allocation, which also makes it inappropriate in QoS support [22].

Although trials blinded participants to allocation, it is difficult to blind people to psychoactive drugs.

Therefore, it is difficult to make an optimal resource allocation scheme based on the FBS density in a practical scenario.

Assuming different isoforms of these proteins, we performed 2D immunoblots for Fibulin-1 as well as Apolipoprotein E and found in the case of Fibulin-1 a wide distribution of isoforms (Figure S2), which were suggestive for different isoform-allocation, but difficult to be differentiated by 2D-immunoblot.

NAC Zambia has recognised that the lack of quantified or collated M&E data from civil society means that its contribution to the national response is often underestimated and as a result it has been difficult to argue for appropriate resource allocations to the sector [ 63].

The imperfect CSI causes interuser interference at the ZF receiver and makes it difficult to obtain the globally optimal power allocation that maximizes the EE.