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The method is demonstrated through several case studies to identify allocation policies geared towards reducing the impact of disruptions attributed to critical resources, commodities, or capital.

Overall, the 153 parents who responded were not able to guess treatment, but the 83 who expressed a definite opinion did identify allocation more often than would be expected by chance.

We have identified resource allocation strategies that maximize the achievable rate expressions.

1) the absence of pre-intervention data; 2) problems identified with allocation to treatment and control-groups (see Witter et al., 2013).

Hirsch correctly identified uniform allocation of authorship credit as a source of distortion, but since this distortion is a direct result of using biased counting when calculating the h-index it must be remedied by removing such bias prior to calculation, i.e. by using harmonic counting to remove both inflationary and equalizing bias from the source data.

The proportion of times data collectors correctly identified group allocation at each time point was calculated.

Fourth, we identified limited allocation concealment in the CB studies as well as healthcare facility-based studies.

Because in two women at the beginning of the study period their partners saw the needles and thereby identified the allocation, we decided that women could not have a partner or relative present during the needle session.

Evaluating a CBE programme, Kristina et al. identified time allocation as another structural issue, reporting that "curricula are earmarked for CBE, but in practice only about half of that time is used for learning in the community, the rest is taken for lectures and activities in facilities remote from the community [ 6, 7].

We will be identifying resource allocations for next year and these will be available in May.

Significant genotypic differences in biomass allocation were identified, with below ground allocation differing by up to 10% between genotypes.