Sentence examples for positive allocation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, explaining the conditioned positive allocation means explaining the extra ration r i - m i.

Jennings and Payne find that of the 45 asset classes in J.P. Morgan's Long-Term Capital Market Return Assumptions, only 27 have positive allocation alpha and fees that are below 50% of the alpha.

All positive allocations were unequivocal, with no ambiguities due to multiple allocations.

% = percentage of agreement between the 3 referees; k = generalized kappa (3 referees and 2 classification categories); SE = standard error; z (p) = contrast test relative to random classifier; 95% CI = confidence interval at 95%; prop = percentage of positive allocations to total allocations as a measure of prevalence.

When the cell radius is small, our proposed scheme can benefit about 15% improvement than static FFR from the positive subcarriers allocation.

If the intervention was more costly, for example medical emergency team activation, applying a threshold in the higher range would not be suitable as this would lead to a substantial increase in false positives and allocation of limited resources from patients in need to patients at low risk of death.

The small positive difference between allocation groups for depressive symptoms in patients (although not significant when adjusting P values for multiple comparisons) may call for further research focusing on patients with Alzheimer's disease and comorbid depression.

That is, larger flowers might also display both larger stamens and larger gynoecia compared to smaller flowers, driving this positive correlation between allocations to different components.

In the chance that the overflow variable is still positive after the CID allocation for all nodes have been performed, a procedure checkBandwidthConstraint is then called to adjust the CID allocation per each node.

"We think traffic mitigation is a good thing and want to be part of it," she said, adding that there would be no better way to encourage such efforts than through a positive rather than punitive allocation process.

Results indicate that age, education of household head, availability of labour and ownership of uncultivated land have a positive influence on land allocation to J. curcas whereas ownership of livestock and non-farm income deterred households from cultivating the crop.