Sentence examples for further allocated to from inspiring English sources

Sixty-eight Holstein-Friesian dairy cows were allocated to either a high or low pregrazing HM (1,700 vs. 2,400 kg of DM/ha; >40 mm), and within HM treatment, cows were further allocated to either a high or low DHA (16 vs. 20 kg of DM/d per cow; >40 mm) in a 2 × 2 factorial design.

Thirty-six sows (Large White × Landrace) were used in a 2 × 2 factorial design; sows were randomly allocated to either a farrowing crate or a loose farrowing PigSAFE pen at five days before farrowing, while the litters were further allocated to either a standard or diverse flavour creep feeding regime on day 10 of lactation.

Patients organized by emergency department arrival date in this study were further allocated to two different postoperative pin site care methods, these being daily care versus noncare.

Patients in the non-DLB category were further allocated to probable or possible AD, probable or possible vascular dementia or other.

They were further allocated to one of the 27 combined B iT jD k groups, where i, j, and k = 1, 2, or 3.

The patients within each season were further allocated to 2 groups by the different postoperative pin site care methods of daily care or noncare.

Third, the randomly chosen participants were further randomly allocated to either focus group or in-depth interview.

Participants were further randomly allocated to the β-alanine and placebo (PL) groups, matched for total work done (TWD) measured during the habituation session.

In a factorial design, the twenty family practices receiving the practice guidelines in the chart and computerised format were further randomly allocated to have risk presented during the consultation as AR or NNT (the seven "usual care" practices did not receive charts, thus were unable to participate in this part of the randomized trial).

These proportions are then further allocated according to a formula that is based on evidence and need (need was defined in terms of the number of beds per directorate, medical emergencies, and the patient load).

Infants of blind parents looked less at an adult's eyes relative to their mouth and, further, allocated less attention to an object to which the adult was looking.