Sentence examples for mean allocation from inspiring English sources

The priority values p j are drawn from a uniform distribution that takes values between 0.25 and 5 in steps of 0.25 and γ = 1. Figure 8 plots the mean allocation time, i.e., execution time, of the CDM when centrally computed in combination with the stopping criterion defined in Section 4.2.

We also compared the mean allocation to different expenditure categories (e.g. food, education health etc) at baseline and at follow-up among operated cases.

However, it is not statistically significantly greater than the corresponding mean allocation in scenario 5 (P >0.05).

The mean allocation to cancer research charities in scenario 2 is statistically significantly smaller than the corresponding mean allocations in scenarios 3 (t-test; P <0.01) and 4 (P <0.05).

On the other hand, the patient allocation of SEU results in more balanced mean allocation between two arms with a much larger variation as compared with other RAR methods.

Local resource allocation means allocating CPU resource shares to VMs according to the current load.

Respondents with personal experience of cancer gave larger allocations to cancer research charities on average – the difference in mean allocations between the experience/no experience groups was statistically significant (t-test; P <0.01).

That means the allocation will shift to more bonds and fewer stocks as the date gets closer.

"I believe Cliff would have been reasonable," Beinfest said, "but when I looked at what that meant in allocation of dollars and how that would affect us going forward, it would have made it difficult for us".

This integration means that allocation and covering decisions are considered jointly.

(x_{N}mathbf{ R} e)x'_{N}) means that allocation (x_{N}) is at least as good as (x'_{N}).