Sentence examples for explain the allocation from inspiring English sources

This perception might also explain the allocation of resources by authorities.

The members of the public who disliked it stated 'difficult to understand – may confuse a patient', 'verbally confusing', and 'it does not explain the allocation process and it adds doubt to confusion'.

Call frequency scales with body size [17] and this likely explains the allocation of call frequency bands in horseshoe bat communities to some extent.

Other examples are energy or metabolic budgets explaining the allocation of resources to different life-history traits (van Noordwijk and de Jong 1986), such as to female or male reproduction in the hermaphroditic pond snail Lymnea stagnalis (de Visser et al. 1994).

Six months after the earthquake, Échevin (2011) finds that the location of households emerges as the main criterion to explain the assistance allocation; the programs were not specifically targeted at people who need it the most, because of their low level of subsistence or losses due to the earthquake.

In this section, we explain the waterfilling power allocation (WF/PA) method and the proposed variable splitting method.

It is not difficult, however, to come up with arguments in favor of more realistic models that not only explain the intra-household allocation of resources but also how these resources are generated, allowing for the possibility that this is subject to strategic considerations.

To explain the optimizing of the allocation time, we assume all distance and transmit power to be fixed.

Manufacturing and construction have a lower amount of labor working in small plants as compared to services and trade.21 This suggests that the sectoral composition of activity is a relevant issue in explaining the aggregate allocation of labor across countries.

Although the SR-G scale does cover this area with several items, the items do not specify whether the patient is describing housework or paid employment (thus explaining the double allocation in Table  6).

Even participants who could correctly explain the rationale behind random allocation doubted the possibility of equipoise and saw no benefits of random allocation over the doctor/patient choice.