Sentence examples for enable allocation from inspiring English sources

Arrival times of oil fluxes and water fluxes need to be distinguished (as visualized in our study) to enable allocation of water-cut ratio to the producer based on WAFs.

One would need to distinguish between arrival times of oil fluxes and water fluxes to enable allocation of water-cut ratio to the producer based on WAFs (e.g., Nilsen and Lie 2009).

This declaration would enable allocation of human resources to healthcare facilities to return to normal and would help restore international travel to the country.

Although the existing bandwidth allocation algorithms address rate allocation only without considering code placements and reassignments, Algorithm DBA (see Algorithm 3) enables rate allocation, code allocation and reassignment to interact with each other in order to provide fairness, delay and rate guarantees with low code reassignment overhead.

In Feitz et al. an industry-specific allocation matrix was developed for the dairy manufacturing industry to enable better allocation of resources to dairy products given whole-of-plant information.

An effective disaster control system will enable better allocation of disaster relief resources and make sharing information both possible and more frequently attained.

Each node features an envelope process for regulating and controlling data access and a resource manager to enable resource allocation, and selective SLA violations, while maximizing revenue.

For example, to avoid the interference generated by massive deployment of small cells or to enable the allocation and orchestration of radio resources, an increasing number of signaling messages must be exchanged through the control plane [10].

Such a tool would enhance patient outcomes and enable better allocation of healthcare resources.

Such a large number of identified candidate proteins enable the allocation of protein complexes interacting with the respective DNA target.

Future research should examine these topics to enable optimal allocation of ICU resources and guide ethical decisions as to whether the very elderly should be offered ICU care.