Sentence examples for net allocation from inspiring English sources

Within the context of universal coverage campaigns, it is unclear whether pregnant women continue to be prioritized for ITN use, in terms of nets allocated at the national level that are specifically targeted for ANC distribution as well as net allocation within the household.

Recipients' monthly salary were different: in 20% of cases, net allocation exceeded 4000 euros, while 30% were paid less than 2000 euros.

There are four different radio ranges in 802.11 systems as illustrated in Figure 1 [9]: transmission range, net allocation vector (NAV) set range, clear channel assessment (CCA) busy range, and interference range.

The domestication of perennial plants now grown as annuals shows that at least in these cases, and probably more generally perennial species have enough genetic and developmental plasticity for domestication and large shifts in net allocation to harvestable structures.

However, the free cash flow to investors should be much greater than the net income allocation simply because of the depreciation deduction used to lower the net taxable income, which is a non-cash outlay.

This scheme can further improve the system efficiency and network resource allocation of Petri net.

The proposed SPLP model is sufficiently general to be independent of the procurement method (competitive tendered or negotiated, for example) and of the treatment of revenue allocation (net or gross based contracts), with the additional advantage of being able to assess value for money for government.

The Corporate segment comprises of costs incurred by the headquarters, and net of the allocation of a portion of these costs to each of the businesses.

Dare to watch video on the net and your monthly allocation will disappear before your eyes.

This is why arguments over net immigration or the allocation of jobs are unlikely to resonate over the longer term.

Another item to consider is if I have a paid off home and it is a sizable amount of my net worth, my asset allocation is too heavily tied to one item and location.