Sentence examples for estimated allocation from inspiring English sources

It was thus decided to treat all such items as overhead costs, to be allocated to each of the wards according to an estimated allocation factor.

For each of the RAP-Ux% estimated allocation plans, we calculate mean response time SLO violations as defined in "Resource allocation planning (RAP)" section.

The estimated allocation to each service unit was annuitised using a discount rate of 5%.

In DBCD method, the probability of the (i+1 th patient being assigned to treatment 1 is calculated by (2) where r1 = n1 (i /i and ρ(i) are the current allocation rate and estimated allocation rate on treatment 1 [ 2, 3].

In the country's 2012/13 budget, the health sector will receive the estimated allocation of 12.75 per cent of the total budget, and health expenditure per capita was raised from 26US$ in 2008 to 31US$ in 2011/12.

Other reasons why differences in reproductive allocation are smaller than expected, or even absent, may be "the currency" used to estimate allocation (carbon or nutrients) and methods of estimation of reproductive allocation (biomass, respiration or photosynthesis).

To estimate allocation in the future time slots in the current time window, we assume that the base station knows the channel gain |Hk,n,t| for all users and subcarriers in the current time slot t and the conditional density f | H k, n, τ | 2 | H k, n, t | 2 for future slots τ in the current time window.

Simulation tests estimated an allocation success rate of 94.9% (p = 0.05).

Ray Barker, director of Besa, said: "After year-on-year increases in ICT budgets since 2001, we are now naturally experiencing a reduction in estimated ICT allocations from school budgets.

The allocation of capital costs to malaria diagnosis was determined by estimating an allocation rate per facility.

Both et al. [ 8] used randomized intermittent instantaneous observations in addition to recall in estimating time allocation but did not account for all the costs due to data unavailability at the time of their study.