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Objectives of this study are: (1) to evaluate if nursing activity is homogeneous by APR-DRG and by severity of illness (SOI) in a sample of nine Belgian hospitals (2) to evaluate the outlier's rate associated with the nursing activity and (3) to compare two methodologies of allocation of nursing cost by stay and by DRG. 9 Belgian hospitals (8 general hospitals and one teaching hospital).

An optimal methodology of sensor allocation is then proposed.

Firstly, we present the methodology of stability index allocation to obtain the design parameter of structure stability for the laboratory platform and each optical element.

The paper seeks to identify a methodology of SoS requirements allocation to explore the contributions and redundancies of how the SoS requirements are assigned to individual systems.

This paper proposes a novel methodology for optimal allocation of a portfolio of risky financial assets.

While the results are promising and suggest that further research may enhance the methodology, the allocation of funding for land rehabilitation on military training lands based on a priori prediction of the spatial distribution of surface disturbance is not yet practical.

The differences in methodology between the allocation of the first and additional blocks are the following: if the block size is odd, the allocation of the larger number of units will depend on previous block allocations, the symmetry which existed in the first block, no longer exists in additional blocks, since the treatment arm code has already been allocated.

This paper addresses a more realistic methodology for optimal allocation of DGs in radial distribution systems to maximize annual energy loss reduction while maintaining better node voltage profiles.

Details of the quality assessment included the methodology of randomization, the adequacy of allocation concealment, whether a blind or double-blind method was used, whether an intention-to-treat analysis was utilized and descriptions of withdrawals, and follow-up.

Was assigned a grade of "A" (high quality) in the following methodology domains: random-sequence generation, concealment of allocation, and selective outcome reporting; assigned a grade of "C" (unknown) in the following methodology domain: blinding.

The proposed methodology for the allocation and size evaluation of the DG units is shown in Figure 3.