Sentence examples for in time allocated from inspiring English sources

After examining the mean score of time allocation, we find notable differences in time allocated for tutoring during holidays between the July-August group and the other two groups (F = 4.25, P < 0.05), who exhibit no differences between themselves (Table 3).

A recent survey carried out by the Independent Schools Council highlighted the vast gulf in time allocated to sport, and spent in on-site facilities, between state and private schools.

Observed differences in time allocated by men and women are one of the cross-sectional scenes during the year.

We fitted a linear mixed effects model to explain variation in time allocated to foraging immediately following a conspecific alarm call playback.

Age class, sex, age class*sex, pup presence, body condition (X ± SD = 0.595 ± 1.011, N = 91), and number of previous playbacks heard (X ± SD = 0.461 ± 0.294, N = 91) significantly explained variation in time allocated to foraging following playbacks (Table  2).

Variability in time allocated to case management has previously been highlighted [ 8] and it has been suggested that more intense programmes are associated with better outcomes [ 7]; in our study, a low intensity service was provided by all case managers, regardless of the time available [ 14].

Differences in the time allocated to each behaviour class and variation in peeking rate in response to the disturbance were both modelled with a generalized linear mixed model (GLMM).

O'Brien and Cullen found that despite increases in the prevalence of substance misuse, there had been no increase in the time allocated to teach undergraduate medical students substance misuse topics in Ireland [ 6].

The heavy workload of German physicians resulted in less time allocated for each patient (less than 8 min in Germany, but between 13 and 19 minutes in five of the seven other countries).

Greater gender differences in the time allocated to market and nonmarket work are found in Italy relative to either France or the U.S. Cohabitation as a precursor or alternative to (first) marriage has increased dramatically in Europe and English-speaking countries outside Europe such as the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand (Waite et al. 2000; Kiernan 2001; Nazio 2008).

It's going to be a real push to manage this job in the time allocated.