Sentence examples for later allocated to from inspiring English sources
Thus Mr. Liao finds himself first assigned to assemble medicine packets in his cell — the quota was 3,000 units a day — and later allocated to an iron foundry that makes car parts.
These numbers were later allocated to the first production batch of U class locomotives.
Keyzer and de Houtman assigned 15 stars to the constellation in their Malay and Madagascan vocabulary, with a star that would be later designated as Alpha Hydri marking the head, Gamma the chest and a number of stars that were later allocated to Tucana, Reticulum, Mensa and Horologium marking the body and tail.
In the prerandomisation phase, the mean adjusted change in OHS from before surgery to 6 months after surgery for the 270 patients of surgeons who were later allocated to the control arm was 21.1 (95% CI 20.0 to 22.3) compared with 21.5 (95% CI 20.1 to 22.4) for the equivalent group of 321 patients in the intervention arm.
As participants were first contacted online and later allocated at random to the online or the face-to-face group, all measures were administered as self-rated questionnaires in an online setting.
Finally, children who met the study inclusion criteria were recruited after informed consent and, at a later time allocated to the different malaria severity groups.
Eight weeks later, the mice were allocated to different treatment groups.
Thirty minutes later animals were randomly allocated to a 60-minute simulated prehospital hypotensive resuscitation with either PRBC:FFP (1 1 ratio) or 0.9% saline (Early and Late groups respectively).
The remainder will be split among Republican state parties in Massachusetts, Idaho, Oklahoma and Vermont — where party leaders are deemed loyal to Mr. Romney — and later re-allocated to the most critical battleground states.
However, this patient was later confirmed to have been allocated to placebo.
Similar proportions of patients received subsequent treatments in each arm (77% versus 76%), and indeed platinum-based regimens were slightly less commonly administered (49% versus 55%) and prescribed at a later stage to patients randomly allocated to the arm with the longest survival (trabectedin/PLD).
