Sentence examples for models to allocate from inspiring English sources

A number of countries (e.g., Australia, Norway, the United Kingdom), for example, employ need-based models to allocate health care resources among regions[ 1].

We propose that estimating risk in this way can be useful in several ways, either in discussions with patients during eye examinations or in countries or institutions with systematic screening programs, to develop screening models to allocate limited monies more efficiently by varying the screening intervals depending on an individual's identified risk.

Christiansen et al. (2007) and Fagerholt and Lindstad (2000) discussed an allocation model to allocate voyages of heterogeneous ships to shipping routes.

March [57] proposed a comprehensive genetic algorithm based model to allocate operations to nodes taking into consideration replication and operation allocation costs.

Recently, there is a trend away from a model to allocate research funds on the basis of block grants to institutions towards resource allocation based on the principle of merit of individual researchers [7].

With Bloomberg terminals filled with data, with Excel spreadsheets to calculate net present value and the capital asset pricing model to allocate their portfolios, big investors were confident that the boom was rational, its future predictable.

Firstly, the two-layer decision model to allocate the capacity of storage is established.

As we've described before, FreedomPop says that it is not your run of the mill MVNO, using a software-based model to allocate mobile data for consumer services in a cost-effective way, and it also makes money from incremental value-added services, both of which appear to rely ultimately on economies of scale.

Chang and Wei ([2000]) developed a genetic-algorithm-aided fuzzy multi-objective nonlinear integer programming model to allocate the recycling drop-off stations with appropriate sizes in the solid waste collection network to maximize the recycling achievement with minimum expense in the city of Kaohsiung in Taiwan.

We present the Incident Based-Boat Allocation Model (IB-BAM), a multi-objective model designed to allocate search and rescue resources.

The goal programming model helps to allocate orders among the supplier pool and the contract-spot allocation model can assign orders between the spot market and the supplier pool, respectively.