Sentence examples for in proper allocation from inspiring English sources

The computational results showed that the proposed method significantly improved Smith-Waterman algorithm on CUDA-enabled GPUs in proper allocation of block and thread numbers.

Park et al. showed that FHL2 is involved in bundling of focal adhesion structures and in proper allocation of matrix proteins [ 18].

The results suggested that the proposed method may improve Smith-Waterman algorithm on CUDA-enabled GPUs in proper allocation of block and thread numbers.

The results showed that the proposed method significantly improves Smith-Waterman algorithm on CUDA-enabled GPUs in proper allocation of block and thread numbers.

While in some cases this may result in the proper allocation of economic costs, as in the Czech case discussed below, on balance corporations and private insurers are more equipped to absorb costs of investment decisions than governments with mutual commitments under an IIA.

The results have potential implications in health policy-making and particularly in the proper allocation of scarce health resources.

And they tell the story of Charles Becker, the only New York City police officer ever to be executed for his crimes (he was convicted of ordering the killing of a notorious gambler, Herman Rosenthal, who wouldn't cooperate in the proper allocation of graft money).

Identifying overlap should result in the proper allocation of resources both people and technology.

Used in the search and rescue EMS context, the local Chinese government, led in their efforts by CADERM, was specifically able to "map and monitor a quake-formed lake that threatened to flood areas downstream," said PLA Reserve Engineer Xu Xiaokun, which resulted in the proper allocation of time and resources to help save lives.

The respondent has no interest in how the catch is allocated among the Indians; its concern is with the total number of steelhead netted during each season, with obtaining information to make it possible to recommend a proper allocation in succeeding years, and with enforcement against individuals who may net fish after the allowable limit has been reached.

If attractiveness is equal to medical demand, maldistribution should be justified because the concentration of physicians in high-need communities is a proper allocation of this limited human resource.