Sentence examples for method for allocation from inspiring English sources

An automatic method for allocation of synchronous condensers has been presented in this paper.

The paper proposes a method for allocation of the booster stations such that a desired trade off between several objectives is robustly achieved.

This paper presents a multi-objective Pareto optimal method for allocation of fault current limiters based on an immune algorithm, which takes into account two objectives of the cost and fault current mitigation effect.

The main contribution of this paper is a design method for allocation rules that return solutions in the core or ε-core of the game under delayed information on the coalitions' values, and therefore the resulting allocation rule is called robust.

As the group under study is heterogeneous with regard to some key variables, minimisation was chosen as a method for allocation in order to minimise the imbalance between the treatment groups with respect to baseline characteristics [ 30].

Most studies did not address the methods for allocation sequence generation and concealment further increasing the chance for selection bias [74, 76, 78 88] (Table 2).

Wolff et al (2008) and Asbee et al (2009) both described using adequate methods for sequence generation and Asbee et al (2009) also described methods for allocation concealment.

Most studies did not address the methods for allocation sequence generation and concealment further increasing the chance for selection bias [ 74, 76, 78- 88] (Table 2).

Although all trials were randomised, 17 did not adequately describe the method of randomisation; [ 22, 24– 39] and two studies did not adequately describe methods for allocation concealment [ 37, 39].

There is small risk that those that did not describe their methods well or provide further information did not use adequate methods for allocation and concealment and may have biased the results.

Robust methods for allocation of women were used in all five RCTs but standardized intention-to-treat (ITT) analyses, including patients later excluded for various reasons, were not generally available (Table 2).